Songs of Wall Street – The book that puts a satirical market spin on 65 of the greatest poems in the English language. Since its publication in March 2001, this 144-page hardcover has gained a large following among lovers of light verse as well as investors and market professionals. Silverstein’s regular readings on National Public Radio’s ‘Marketplace’ have also brought his unique brand of rhyming market insights to millions of listeners.

Everything I Know About Wall Street I Learned From My Cat – If you’re looking for a financial advisor who really knows how to get the best out of markets (and life generally), you need look no further than the furry friend who is currently napping in a sunspot on your bed. That’s the premise of this witty and wise new 72-page publication. Richly illustrated by Kay Wood, it contains chapters like: "It’s easier to be cute than to use a can opener," "All the best decisions are made after a long afternoon nap," "Hiss first and ask questions afterwards," "Cover your litter and move on," and "They’re only as good as your last can of tuna."