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Nerf Raider Rapid Fire CS-35 Dart Blaster Value Pack
$34.99
Comes with 35 darts, holds 40, has an intimidating look unmatched in the annals of foam bullet warfare. Bullets need to be in near-pristine condition, or gun will jam. What will get them out of pristine condition is rapid-fire mode, which really is the most joyous experience with this thing. Hold down trigger, slide the cocking mechanism back and forth, and you control firing speed and, to some extent, velocity.

Pew-pewing nerf bullets at 60 rounds per minute or better is just about the pinnacle of life. But this mode frequently jams and will damage some bullets even if a full jam doesn't happen. Jams are easy to fix, no big deal.

Don't drop the magazine, it's pretty fragile.

Blue's Clues Fantastic Value 2-Pack!
$29.99
Blue's teacher Miss Marigold has a whole checklist of places for you to visit ��� the Grocery, Present and Music Stores, the Bakery and the Library ��� to show that learning does not stop outside of school! Each place has something special for Blue and you to bring back to Circle Time in Blue's Clues Preschool. Periwinkle is nervous about going to school and to help him overcome his fears, Blue and Joe transform Blue's house into a pretend kindergarten classroom where the games are all about science, telling time, rhyming, art, creativity, math and more in Blue's Clues Kindergarten.

Cowboy Values: Recapturing What America Once Stood For
$30.00
Entertaining plain talk about the things that are important in life. The photos are less about people and more about a type of people. The author helped me to more fully appreciate the things I heard while growing up in the Rocky Mountain west.

The Intelligent Investor: The Definitive Book on Value Investing. A Book of Practical Counsel (Revised Edition)
$21.99
"An investment is one which, upon analysis, promises safety of principal and an adequate return. Anything else is a speculation and should be avoided." - Benjamin Graham

This quote pretty much sums up Graham's macro perspective on investing. Many investors view Benjamin Graham is the father of value investing and that's not far-fetched. This work is one of the best out there on the topic of value investing (or investing with a "Margin of Safety." It is a must read for anyone who has passion for the topic.

Benjamin Graham has laid down a solid, entirely fundamentals-driven argument for why value is the most sound approach to making stock selection/investment decisions. Its written clearly, its concise and its sound fundamental advice makes the work timeless. Mr. Graham does an excellent job of laying out great examples to convince you that value investing and dollar cost averaging is the only right way to invest. He further details the methods to pick a company and determine its intrinsic value. The book also has a number of case studies, allowing the reader to see real world application of Mr. Grahams concepts, though some of the commentary is distracting.

So, the principles in this book are solid, writing is clear, examples are beneficial. It is geared toward a long-term investor, but it lacks any technical analysis, which I believe can be very beneficial to determine when to get in/get out of a solid fundamental pick.
Its one of my top 10 value investing reads, up there with Klarman's Margin of Safety, and Joel Greenblatts's You Can Be A Stock Market Genius.