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Learn all about the world of money in these friendly illustrated books
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An illustrated nonfiction book looking at what money is, why it matters, how to make more of it and what to do with it when you do.
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Why does nobody talk about money? This very helpful book is designed to take the mystery out of money. Filled with practical advice on such topics as how to save money, how to be a smart shopper, and how to budget, it will equip young people with the skills they need to survive i...n the world of money - now and in the future.
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'Business' means making and selling things or skills to anyone who wants them. But how do you come up with a business idea? And how do you make an idea work in real life? This books explores the practical world of making money, as well as explaining how businesses shape the world... we live in and the way we live.
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A lot has been written about money. It makes the world goes round. It doesn't grow on trees. It's the root of all evil. This book cuts through the myths and misconceptions to give young readers a simple and accessible introduction to money - from why it shapes the world we live i...n to where it comes from, and how to increase what's in your pocket.
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In the Yap Islands in the South Pacific it can be a stone with a hole in the middle. It can be a string of shells, a bundle of cloth or a copper slab. It's the stuff that makes the world go round. That doesn't grow on trees. That can't buy you love, apparently. This book explores... the history of money from its earliest beginnings onwards.
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In this Green Light Reader based on Curious George, the Emmy Award-winning PBS TV show, George decides to set up his own lemonade stand to earn money for a new soccer ball. But with a line around the block and dwindling supplies, will George figure out how to satisfy all his cust...omers and earn enough money for a new soccer ball?
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Gwendolyn Grace!Yes?Shhhhhh.But . . .Sweetie, the baby is sleeping.But does that mean . . .No more fun?No more laughter?No more anything good, ever?What do you think?
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Taking to heart the message that the poor and middle class work for money, but the rich have money work for them, the authors lay out a financial philosophy based on the principle that income-generating assets always provide healthier bottom-line results.
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A first look at money for young readers
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