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How to Save Money Every Day [Paperback]

Ellie Kay
4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (41 customer reviews)

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"Here's an easy-to-understand-and-apply book that won't make your eyes glaze over with a lot of financial gobbledygook." -- Today Today's Christian Woman, Jul-Aug 2001

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Simplify, Spend Less, and Give More!

Ellie Kay first gained fame by teaching families everywhere how to painlessly save big bucks each week on groceries and household supplies--and have a bounty to share. Now, with her signature humor and practical creativity, she reveals simple ways to save money each and every day!

Snare great deals on the World Wide Web
Teach your children money-smart lessons
Buy better gifts without breaking your budget
Extend the life of clothing, furniture, and other necessities
Bless others by sharing your newfound riches


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3.0 out of 5 stars 3.5 stars actually......, Sep 14 2003
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This review is from: How to Save Money Every Day (Paperback)
I enjoyed reading this book. Ellie Kay has a unique sense of humor. Wacky, might be a good word. (She calls herself the Coupon Queen and even has a nice tiara to wear.) She stresses coupons highly, so if you live in a rural area or hate coupons, then you might want another book. She tells A LOT of humorous type stories, mostly about her family. Her lovey nicknames for her husband Bob might be irritating if you're single or just want a less nonsense- more tips type approach. She does have a lot of references towards Christianity, although I didn't find it objectionable. I was impressed with the gardening section, and the holiday section. (Christmas is about Christ anyway, so the religious overtone feels like it "belongs" there.)The book was entertaining, and could be helpful, particularly if you need help with coupons and meal planning. The last self-serving chapter, (fan letters) was odd I thought. Overall it was a good read.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A Woman You Love to Hate, April 14 2003
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This review is from: How to Save Money Every Day (Paperback)
I can see why another woman would love to hate Ellie Kay! She tells a great story, loves her husband and kids and tells us how to save money on top of it all! I'm a guy who found this book to be incredibly full of helpful information and the only reason I can see for a nick picking review is that others may be jealous! I didn't see the God factor in this book, although it's plain her family goes to church. I was also impressed by the debt reduction tips and how to find a good financial counselor. If you want to save money and be entertained at the same time, then ignore the sour grapes and you'll find this book to be sweet pickings!
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1.0 out of 5 stars This book is just plain annoying!, Mar 23 2003
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"mschlo" (Seattle, WA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: How to Save Money Every Day (Paperback)
I'm sorry but this is just not good! I mean, her money saving tips are creative but honestly , it takes hours to cut enough coupons to save that much money off of a grocery bill -- I don't know what her time is worth an hour but it's more than 10 dollars in my life. I also grew up wearing thrift store clothes (before it was cool) and hearing the kids taunt "your mama shops at K-Mart" -- if only my family had the money to shop at K Mart!

The point is, this woman is rediculous and incorrect in her statements at the least. If you can handle the god references and obsessive coupons and rebates (if you got that kind of time) than this IS the book for you. It's definitely NOT the book for me. I want my 10.50 and the two hours of my life back that this book cost me.

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