7 books that teach kids about entrepreneurship and money

This is a fantastic topic that is far too often overlooked by authors. Teaching kids about money and entrepreneurship early can profoundly benefit them and our society as a whole. It can be difficult to pull it off in an entertaining and educational way but this book did it beautifully about 3 girls that always come up with different business ideas. They all have different talents, work together as a team and don’t let failure prevent them from trying something different. The book is very upbeat and positive, loaded with great art too. I love how the author includes the process from idea to research to execution... it’s really well done! In the end the kids notice a problem in the neighborhood park and work hard to help the local wildlife... the whole book is very inspiring and goes to show that with the right mindset you can really do a lot. This is one book every teacher or parent should be reading with their kids, I truly believe that. Well done

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Such a good topic for kids!! The world definitely needs more kid’s books on this topic. Two pandas do chores for allowance every day and mom keeps reminding them to save their money and not spend it all on candy. 1 panda spends 1 dollar and saves 4 , the other panda spends everything. Eventually the day comes when they visit the toy store and it becomes clear why we need to save.

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A really great idea for a book. I’ve always said we should be teaching kids about money from an early age in school. This one is very well done, great artwork and gets to the point. When two kids ask their father about money he goes over the basics with them. Simple concept and very well presented. The more we teach our children how money works, the more prepared they will be in the future.

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This is a fun book. Beautiful artwork and a great introduction to business. About 2 girls who collect a lot of mangoes from their Grammy’s mango tree. There’s no possible way they can eat them all and after giving some away they decide to make a mango stand and sell them. After successfully selling a bunch of their mangoes the girls are super excited to have earned some money and learned a little about entrepreneurship.

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A very balanced and realistic look at business. Featuring all the important steps you need to take to make some money like concept, investment, marketing etc. Also featuring some common mistakes people make when start a business endeavor. Beautiful artwork and easy to follow storyline come together to bring the book to life. About 2 kids who come up with the idea to sell lemonade. They get their savings together and set up a lemonade stand with big dreams to make a bundle. Of course it’s snowing and they live on a very quiet street but that doesn’t stop them. After trying very hard to attract customers with sales and entertainment they only make $4. That doesn’t even cover the initial investment, however it’s enough to go buy some popsicles.

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This inspiring book shows how one small bit of aid can make a huge impact. When Kojo’s father dies, he has to quit school and help support the family. He receives a small loan and buys a chicken. He starts selling the eggs and make great use of his investment.

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This is a fantastic book for parents looking to teach a lesson all kids eventually learn... money doesn't grow on trees. This perfectly illustrates the process and the value of money in a fun way kids will understand.

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