Choking on the Silver Spoon: A pragmatic guide for parents to raising their children in a society that has deemed wealth as the most important thing. Gary Buffone helps his readers with one of the most complicated issues—money and children—in his guide. It is a must read.

Raising a family is arguably one of the hardest jobs there is. As a parent, you are constantly tested. One of the most important tests there might be is: Can you successfully raise your children to be good and kind, not spoiled or entitled, but also provide them with the best to ensure they’ll lead happy and healthy lives? The answer is yes! Children of Paradise: Successful Parenting for Prosperous Families, provides its readers with an outlined parenting program which allows parents to motivate favorable values and inspire their children to build the confidence and abilities necessary to create success of their own.

Any child can act spoiled or entitled now and again. How do we raise our children to learn the correct behavior? We want more than anything to bring up self-disciplined, grateful, and clever kids who aren’t too dependent upon us, understand the sacrifices we’ve made for them, and aren’t spoiled. But how is this accomplished?

The Blessing of a Skinned Knee guides parents on how to show their children the importance of honor respect by presenting stories of common parenting problems and analyzing them through the lens of significant Jewish works such as the Torah and the Talmud.

Wealth in Families, written by Charles W. Collier, Harvard University’s former senior philanthropic advisor, explores many of the questions wealthy families often face. How do we teach good values to our children through philanthropy? In Wealth in Families, Collier tells us about the role giving can play in showing families how to bring forth both wealth and values to future generations.

Why do some families flourish for generations while others fail? It is an interesting question, and one the James E. Hughes Jr. addresses in his book Family: The Compact Among Generations. This book presents for us the insights into Hughes’s ideas regarding family governance. He gives us advice on how families can grow, remain stable and happy, and allow for the best possible success an empire can have.

A fact you may be surprised by is that the greater part of the wealthy were brought up by middle-class or even working-class families. These individuals find themselves in a completely different world than the one in which they were raised. To come into wealth is a wonderful, but overwhelming thing, and adjustment into this life is often difficult.

An even more daunting challenge is for these newly rich families to raise their children and grandchildren to thrive in this world. Strangers in Paradise takes a new perspective on this issue and gives advice to the difficulties that newly-rich parents and grandparents can face.

While money is certainly important and allows us to provide ourselves and our loved ones with the best options and opportunities, past a certain level of wealth, money can make raising your children more difficult. Raised Healthy, Wealthy & Wise takes a new, groundbreaking approach in that we hear from kids who were brought up surrounded by wealth and have now matured into happy, healthy, and motivated adults.

Coventry Edwards-Pitt, a wealth advisor herself, is inspired by her many years of experience in the field, and interviews adult heirs of families who raised them among wealth to show us what works and what we should stay away from when bringing up wealthy children of our own.

In True Wealth: Letters on Money, Life, and Love, Diana Chambers focuses in on how we feel about money and shows us how we can be truly rich. Her book is composed of letters that ask the money and life questions she has answered most often over the years. If you've been in a relationship with someone who made more or less money than you do, attempted to discuss difficult financial issues with your children or parents, struggled to define who you are, hoped to determine how best to share your wealth with others, or contemplated your impact and legacy, then In True Wealth is a must read.