Money Changes Everything: Twenty-two Writers Break the Final Taboo--How Money Transforms Families, Tests Marriages, Destroys Friendships, and Sometimes Manages to Make People Happy
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Money Changes Everything: Twenty-two Writers Break the Final Taboo--How Money Transforms Families, Tests Marriages, Destroys Friendships, and Sometimes Manages to Make People Happy

by Jenny Offill, Elissa Schappell

Nonfiction Essays Personal Finance
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Twenty-two writers explore how money transforms families, tests marriages, destroys friendships, and sometimes brings happiness.

About This Book

This anthology gathers twenty-two writers who examine the powerful role money plays in everyday life.

Contributors discuss how financial matters affect families, test marriages, and influence friendships.

The essays also consider whether money can contribute to genuine happiness.

Each piece offers a candid look at the emotional and practical dimensions of wealth and scarcity.

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