Where Is My Money?
Author: Twyla Prindle
Illustrator: Randy Jennings
Publisher: Prindle House Publishing Company
Genre: Children / Personal Finance
ISBN: 978-0-9819372-8-1
Pages: 32
Price: $14.95
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Where is her money? Is it under the chair? Or the bed? Or did she leave it in the car? Oh, no, there’s no money left! But where did it go?
Money management is a learned skill. Kids today need to know where their money is going before they learn it the hard way – when it’s no longer there! In Where Is My Money? this little girl learns about budgeting and saving, so she will always know where her money is – safe in her piggy bank.
Simple math and accounting lessons are included, to encourage kids to make their own savings plan. This is a wonderful resource in teaching children the value of money, and how not to spend it as soon as they get it. I highly recommend this personal finance book for kids.
Reviewer: Alice Berger
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