Cents and Sense

Olivia Blair

Sinopsis

In Meridian City’s Clock District, nine-year-old Pasha discovers the interactive Cents and Sense exhibit, where a friendly robot guide—Circuit—turns everyday money puzzles into playful brainteasers. From choosing the best picnic snack to splitting bus fare, renting versus buying a curious puzzle box, and even managing an emergency toy repair, Pasha learns how cents add up to dollars, how to compare prices, and why savings matter. Each challenge reinforces addition, subtraction, and budgeting skills as Circuit encourages her to think aloud. By journey’s end, Pasha earns a digital badge and returns home, eager to apply her new financial know-how in the real world.

Disponible desde: 16/08/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 147 páginas.

Novela juvenil

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