When author Byron F. Stickler talks about A Poor Boy’s Riches, he is not referring to material possessions but rather the riches money can’t buy. Now eighty, he shares how he as once very poor, yet it made him a better person, becomes more understanding that we have the necessities.

A Poor Boy’s Riches is Stickler’s contribution to society, revealing the lifetime of the real riches that make up a person, his love, and all the lessons he learns as he journeys on in life. Page by page, he has pieced together this book to leave something behind of real value—one that will last for a lifetime. He hopes that his work will make readers better people through the practical solutions that money can’t buy.

Living is one big experience whether one goes through good things or bad. Each person has a story to tell and as the author tells his, he hopes readers will be inspired by the lifetime of lessons found in A Poor Boy’s Riches.