DON'T BITCH JUST GET RICH

Using fictional techniques, Fitzgerald tells the story of seven people enrolled in a personal development course and the teacher who refuses to indulge their penchant for making excuses for their lack of financial success. Richard Aspel's distinct British accent lends an edge to the message of this self-help guide. Aspel's pace and delivery ensure that the content comes across in a wry manner that keeps listeners engaged through its detailed, and cumbersome, suggestions. Aspel's use of an ironic tone accurately reflects the title and ensures that the focus stays on the subject at hand. This is a plucky take on the popular topic of financial management. As such, it's a unique interpretation of a familiar subject. M.R. © AudioFile 2007, Portland, Maine [Published: DEC 07/ JAN 08]