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Money Grows Here

Matthew J. Bowe CFP®

Editorial: Fulton Books, Inc.

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Sinopsis

Being hailed as the Dr. Seuss of serious subjects, Money Grows Here uses simple words and rhyme schemes to teach children a basic budgeting lesson, while subtly hinting at more complex ideas such as investing and interest. This book aims to solve the financial illiteracy problem that affects our youth. The theme of saving money is embedded from beginning to end to show early readers the magic of time and growth. Money Grows Here will introduce your child to an idea that could blossom into a healthy financial future.
Disponible desde: 22/03/2021.

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