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This book makes a broad and visionary attempt at connecting two schools of thought-the importance money holds for us collectively and individually, as well as the importance of getting to know who we really are. As the title implies, it offers a very different way to view our relationship with money and will likely challenge many societal and familial assumptions. Money can function as a way to measure the value of a thing or commodity, but the author does not believe we should use it as a way to measure the value of human life. That is why she refers to money as a verb instead of a noun. Money Is a Verb is based on the premise that we deserve to be supported and nourished simply for being alive.