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Financial Garden Quest - cover

Financial Garden Quest

Patrick Voss

Publisher: The Good Child Bookstore

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Summary

In Financial Garden Quest, eleven-year-old Selin trades volunteer hours for tokens in an abandoned Thornridge greenhouse. With three special beds—Quick-Save Crops, Growth Investments, and Community Shares—she learns budgeting, investing, risk management, and social responsibility. From compost purchases and emergency funds to market pricing and charity deliveries, every token allocation teaches a real money lesson. Alongside her friends Jai, Mari, and Owen, Selin faces pests, rainy days, and unexpected expenses, all while recording profits in her trusty greenhouse journal. By season’s end, she’s harvested more than vegetables—she’s grown invaluable financial skills rooted in teamwork and nature’s cycle.
Available since: 08/13/2025.
Print length: 144 pages.

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