Young George and the Dragon: An Economic Fairy Tale

Have you ever wondered why the rich get richer and the middle class and poor keep falling behind? The fault lies not in the stars but in our human created economic system!

This simple fairy tale introduces readers to an economic philosophy that, if implemented, could reverse this trend toward growing poverty and, instead, create a win-win-win economic and political system that promotes free enterprise prosperity, economic justice, AND an ecologically sustainable future.

The story of Young George and the Dragon should be read not only by young adults but by politicians too! It is about time that everyone should discover the "Holy Grail of Economics".

Paul Justus lives in Salem, Oregon with roots in the Kansas City area. Paul has worked with a variety of organizations that support the tax reform remedy based on the works of Henry George. Paul discovered the importance of Land Economics when he worked in the statistics department of the island Kingdom of Tonga in the South Pacific for the Peace Corps. Paul received The Henry George Award for Economic Justice Advocate by the Council of Georgist Organizations in 2016.

Paul has worked professionally for many years as a regional planner in Arkansas. He holds a B.A. in Economics from St. Louis University and a Masters degree in Urban Design from the University of Kansas School of Architecture. Please visit his website at www.landsharedemocracy.com

Coauthor Linda Joffe Hull is a freelance editor and the author of THE BIG BANG (Tyrus Books), FROG KISSES (Literary Wanderlust), and three titles in the Mrs. Frugalicious mystery series. (Midnight Ink). She is a native of St. Louis, Missouri, but lives in Denver, Colorado. Linda serves on the national board of Mystery Writers of America, is a former president of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers, and was the 2013 RMFW Writer of the Year. She also holds a B.A. in Economics from UCLA. Please visit her website at www.lindajoffeehull.com