Roger Tarkington and the Magic Calendar
by I. M. Maynard
In a nutshell
A middle-grade fantasy novel centered on time travel and school life. It is not a business, entrepreneurship, or startup-focused book and therefore is not relevant as a must-read book for startup founders.
Roger Tarkington and the Magic Calendar
A middle-grade fantasy novel centered on time travel and school life. It is not a business, entrepreneurship, or startup-focused book and therefore is not relevant as a must-read book for startup founders.
Reference
Roger Tarkington and the Magic Calendar — publisher / official page. Summary adapted from the Awesome Startup Books collection.
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