Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Concepts - Money

Will Hillenbrand s endearing characters are back with a new adventure that introduces a delightful new friend.

It s Market Day Bear has picked delicious blueberries. Mole has dug up yummy worms. Their friend Skunk made a new kind of perfume she knows will be a gigantic hit. The trio can t wait to make big piles of dimes. But there are surprises both good and bad in store for the three friends as the farmers market gets underway.

Suitable for girls and boys aged 7 to 9

Parents take care of their children's financial needs until they leave education, but from then on a child needs to be independent financially. It's therefore crucial that children understand money and how to manage it. In this story there is a lot going on in Billy's life at school and at home-all of which have a financial costs. The school is looking to introduce tablet computers, and wants parents to make a donation, and there is a new football team being set up requiring new kit and boots. At home Billy's granddad is...

Have you ever wished to find a dollar tree? What would you do if you found one? A young boy, Lincoln, just happens to discover a dollar tree in an amazing secret garden. Is it a coincidence that strange things begin to happen when he does not share his treasure with others? The boy struggles with a wise old woman's advice and his childish desires. Should he listen to his inner voice or give in to temptations? In the end, Lincoln learns a valuable lesson about giving and receiving in return. From the proceeds of this book, a donation will be given to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

Suitable for girls and boys aged 7 to 9.

Parents take care of their children's financial needs until they leave education, but from then on a child needs to be independent financially. It's therefore crucial that children understand money and how to manage it. In this story there is a lot going on in Billy's life at school and at home-all of which have a financial costs. The school is looking to introduce tablet computers, and wants parents to make a donation, and there is a new football team being set up requiring new kit and boots. At home Billy's granddad is...

(Entrepreneurship, business) -Masterful ... An immensely appealing book because of its readable style ... and its realistic but soft Asian-style illustrations.- - Crystie Cook, poet. A child with a knack for solving problems helps some hungry fish and finds a treasure. Illustrated folk tale teaches how to spot opportunities to help others and make money; comes with ideas for businesses; money-making activities; and online resources on finding customers, managing money, and moving up in an organization (for ages 5 and up). Young children will be captivated by the story; older ones will want...

On beautiful sunny days, Gale loves nothing more than to walk to the city park with her mother and see the lovely flowers. When Gale's mother surprises her with a garden of their own, she makes sure to take good care of the blossoming flowers. It's what Gale does with her flowers that are not only rewarding for her but others too. This sweet tale combines the act of giving and saving into a warm-hearted story that goes to show that giving is truly the best gift you can receive.

Children are visionaries. They see life in the simplest form. Daphney Dollar and Friends' "Daddy, You Have A Lot Of Jobs" highlights how children can take a simple concept and transform it into a career. Dads are healers, coaches and so much more. "Daddy, You Have A Lot Of Jobs" explores the tasks that we encounter every day and how they can be viewed as career choices in the eyes of a child.