money

Readers learn what a penny is, how it equates to other coins, counting skills, and concepts in American history including what is on both sides of the penny.

Explains the process by which good and services exchange hands, discussing how money it made, who receives it, how it is spent, and what happens to money once one uses it. Also reveals how prices of items are determined and how readers can save money.

A beginning guide to economics that introduces young learners to the purpose and value of money.

Examines a variety of concepts related to the modern financial system from the stock market and interest rates to personal debt and the Federal Reserve. Includes diagrams.

Ginger and Payton must help their Aunt Betty-Jean, a former actress, from having her home taken by finding money amongst the glamorous Hollywood landmarks.

Katie goes to the bank with her friends JoJo and Pedro, and learns the value of having a place to keep her money.

Introduces readers to basic personal finance skills.

Introduces readers to the best ways to make use of paycheck earnings.

After twelve-year-old Binny hides and then loses the money she found in the ATM, she asks her best frenemy Gareth to help her find the missing money so she can return it to the bank without attracting the notice of her neighbor, whom Binny believes is a witch putting spells on Binny and her family.

"Introduces children to American currency values and the basics of adding and subtracting money."--.