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conversations.value: Give me the first three paragraphs for a book with the title 'Secret Millionaires Club'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Secret Millionaires Club
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  Secret millionaires club: Warren Buffett's 26 secrets to success in the business of life/Andy and Amy Heyward.
  I want to tell you about a very a special club where four 14-year-olds and a robot help other kids—and adults—answer questions and solve problems about money and business, as well as offering some really good advice that will serve you for a lifetime!
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Young Marrok had a variety of excellent maps to choose from and our heroes knew it would be easy to find their way out of the forest.
  Our heroes asked if Marrok was having trouble with his business. He complained that after spending months making maps he hadn't sold a single one before today.
  Looking around at the surrounding woods, the kids instantly recognized Marrok's problem: He had set up his map stand in the middle of nowhere.
  After they recommended that he move his stand into town, Marrok the Mapmaker became an instant success and—as with Mr. Spokes before him—became another successful businessman of Camelot!
  Managers of any business often receive offers on how to run their business, improve their sales, and make more money. Sometimes these promises are "too good to be true" and prove to be wrong—ending up hurting a business instead of helping it.
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conversations.value: Give me the last four paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Once safe, Chuck and Gigi congratulated themselves for working together and had a brainstorm to save the camp. Instead of a fake story about Big Foot, the camp could have special tours to see the American Indian artwork!
  The promotion idea worked and the camp quickly filled up, as Chuck and Gigi agreed to always work together as partners.
  A Squared Entertainment is an entertainment company dedicated to producing "content with a purpose" for kids. In today's digital age, entertainment for kids is no longer a passive activity. Kids interact with media and A2 creates purposeful content that is as entertaining as it is enriching and engaging. In partnership with one of the greatest, and wisest, "value investors" of all time, A2 created to help kids better understand the world around them. The goal was not to teach kids to read a balance sheet, but rather explain how business functions, with situations they can relate to. And, impart some valuable life lessons along the way that will serve them a lifetime.
  It's never too early to develop good habits that will last a lifetime, and we hope that will help kids discover that they already have the power to live the life that they dream of.