Roots & Rise : An Entrepreneur's Fable

Aarav Singh

ISBN 13: 9798250038607

Published by Independently Published Mär 2026, 2026

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Neuware - Most kids' books about success sell a lie: dream big and everything works out. This book tells the truth. Amar is a young farmer in the Himalayas who watches a debt collector humiliate his father. Something breaks. Something else ignites. He vows: never again. Then an ancient apple tree named Bodhi starts talking to him. Not magic. Mentorship.Bodhi teaches Amar what no one teaches kids-that ambition without discipline is just noise. That patience isn't passive; it's the hardest work there is. That giving builds more wealth than taking ever could.Chapter by chapter, Amar fails. Waits. Learns. Fails again. Builds an orchard - and a life - one root at a time.Here's what makes this different: Every chapter is a real entrepreneurial principle disguised as a story your child won't want to put down. Vision. Honesty under pressure. Strategic patience. The courage to endure when nothing is growing yet.The fable ends. The reflection begins. Built-in discussion questions turn each lesson into a conversation between you and your child about character, money, community, and what success actually means.This isn't a bedtime story. It's a blueprint wrapped in one.Plant the seed now.100% of author royalties are donated to Singh Cares Foundation, Inc.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Roots & Rise : An Entrepreneur's Fable
• Publisher: Independently Published Mär 2026
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798250038607
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Illustrator: Mondal, Mishan
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 203W x 127H x 6D millimeters 203 millimeters width by 127 millimeters height by 6 millimeters depth
• Weight: 118 grams

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Synopsis

Most kids' books about success sell a lie: dream big and everything works out.

This book tells the truth.

Amar is a young farmer in the Himalayas who watches a debt collector humiliate his father. Something breaks. Something else ignites. He vows: never again.

Then an ancient apple tree named Bodhi starts talking to him.

Not magic. Mentorship.

Bodhi teaches Amar what no one teaches kids-that ambition without discipline is just noise. That patience isn't passive; it's the hardest work there is. That giving builds more wealth than taking ever could.

Chapter by chapter, Amar fails. Waits. Learns. Fails again. Builds an orchard — and a life — one root at a time.

Here's what makes this different:

Every chapter is a real entrepreneurial principle disguised as a story your child won't want to put down. Vision. Honesty under pressure. Strategic patience. The courage to endure when nothing is growing yet.

The fable ends. The reflection begins. Built-in discussion questions turn each lesson into a conversation between you and your child about character, money, community, and what success actually means.

This isn't a bedtime story. It's a blueprint wrapped in one.

Plant the seed now.

100% of author royalties are donated to Singh Cares Foundation, Inc.