Curtis M. Harvey Jr.

It has become a cliché to say that history repeats itself, but a more accurate interpretation of this phrase would be history rhymes. History often puts a twist on an event or situation and challenges it. These subtle alliterations allow what’s old to be new again, while providing those with experience or knowledge of history to help guide or shape the future. Nowhere is this more true than in the financial sector. As through history, the indicators of crisis have changed very little. With that said the same applies to the mechanisms for success. 10 Rules for Financial Success will give you access to the tools and information to help you avoid many of the mistakes of others and help you to live a happy life and build upward mobility for generations to come.

Saxophone Essentials & Music Theory is designed for students of all ages who want to gain a better understanding of the language of music. In this book, you will learn the essentials for being a confident and proficient saxophone player as well as gain a greater understanding of music theory. Lessons including ear training, improving your ability to read, write, & understand music, technical practice such as scales, patterns, & licks and much more…

“The Perfect Pair” is a heartwarming children’s book that follows the journey of Curtis, a young boy who has set his heart on a new pair of basketball shoes. When his parents refused to buy them due to the high cost, Curtis embarks on a mission to earn the money to buy them himself. Along the way, he discovers the true meaning of happiness and kindness as he decides to use his savings to help a classmate in need. This heartwarming tale teaches young readers about perseverance, empathy, and the joy of giving, showing that the perfect pair isn’t always about what you wear but the friendships and acts of generosity that make life truly special.

In Why So Blue, meet Marie. Marie is a little girl who loves sneakers. For her birthday, she gets to customize her own pair in a special art class, choosing a deep royal blue that holds sentimental value. But when she wears her new shoes to school, she’s met with teasing from her classmates and even her teacher, who think her shoes look like “boy shoes.” Feeling discouraged, Marie stops wearing them. With support from her dad and a new friend, Marie learns to embrace her unique style and confidently stand up for what she loves, showing that girls can wear any shoes they choose.