money

Presents a children's book for early readers that teaches basic math concepts by counting money.

Offers advice to young people on how to spend and save money wisely, explaining what budgets are, and how to develop and stick to a budget plan.

Explains to young readers how to start a business, create a budget, set and meet goals, and keep track of one's earnings, and profiles several real children and teenagers who have started businesses providing such goods and services as lip and body balm, chocolate, stationery, and recyclable collection.

A guide to all aspects of allowances, including how to get one, how to save it, and how to use it wisely.

When the roof leaks, Ernest the bear plays his violin and Celestine the mouse sings in the street to earn money for repairs, but they find other uses for it.

A compendium of facts about money, discussing social securities, ATMs, credit, the U.S. mint, bankruptcy, and much more.

Paying taxes is an important part of keeping cities, states, and the country running. Readers will learn about the different things taxes pay for, such as schools, police, and roads, and explain why taxes are the way we pay for these things.

Young readers will learn about spending money in a responsible way and also how to make a budget.

Benny sets off in the morning with five shiny new pennies to spend and eventually buys something for his mother, brother, sister, dog, and cat.

Jen, her brother, Nick, and their friends use addition concepts to determine who sells more lemonade.