Two friends, John and Eric, find their teacher's wallet full of money. John wants to give the money back, but Eric wants to spend it. What will they decide?

Mick and his dog Baloney go on an adventure of a lifetime as they travel around town trying to return a lost wallet. They encounter many obstacles, dangerous events and learn many life lessons along the way like helping others, using manners, and choosing good friends. Never asking for a reward, Mick and Baloney's decision to do the right thing pays off at the end. This book contains everything a child needs to know like stranger danger, personal safety, peer pressure, and the importance of making good decisions even when no one is looking.

Finding a wallet with money inside is a big treat for David Friedman. But he finds out that the real treat comes from Hashavas Aveidah - returning lost objects to their owner.

Davis laments a modern world in which more people believe in ESP, ghosts, and angels than in evolution. Superstition and religion get particularly critical treatment, although Davis argues that religion, itself, is not the problem.

Two friends, John and Eric, find their teacher's wallet full of money. John wants to give the money back, but Eric wants to spend it. What will they decide?