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• Explore Money!

  Blobaum, Cindy, 1966-

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  This title teaches children to have a positive and healthy relationship with money through fun and unique projects involving art, science, history, and math. Ages 7 – 10.

• It's Not What You've Got

  Lessons for Kids on Money and Abundance

  Dyer, Wayne W.

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  This book aims to give young readers the sense that money does not define their personal worth. Inspiring rhymes teach about budgeting, and the importance of not focusing on material things. Ages 10 – 12

• Follow Your Money

  Who Gets It, Who Spends It, Where Does It Go?

  Sylvester, Kevin

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  An illustrated guide that shows how money moves through the economy, this book provides excellent examples of how money is involved in everything from manufacturing to advertising to taxes. Ages 10 – 12

• You Wouldn't Want to Live Without Money!

  Woolf, Alex, 1964-

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  From shells, to coins, to cards, You Wouldn't Want to Live Without Money examines the different systems people have created to exchange goods and services throughout history. Ages 8 -12

• Get to Know Money

  a Fun, Visual Guide to How Money Works and How to Manage It

  Fitzpatrick, Kalpana,

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  Are you interested in how to grow your allowance or what exactly it is that banks do? Get in the know with this handy guide filled with facts about money. Ages 8 – 10

• How to Turn $100 Into $1,000,000

  McKenna, James (James E.)

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  The people behind the T.V. show BizKid$ teach the tried and true methods to growing wealth; planning, saving, budgeting, and, most important of all, earning. Ages 10 up.

• Not-so-common Cent$

  Super-duper Important Facts About Money You Can't Afford to Miss

  Flynn, Sarah Wassner,

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  This is a great introduction to financial literacy that teaches financial concepts in fun and engaging ways designed to excite young readers. Ages 10 up.

• What Do I Want?, What Do I Need?

  Eagen, Rachel, 1979-

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  Filled with lots of activities and examples, this book encourages children to make smart money choices by considering the pros and cons of their buying decisions. Ages 8 – 10

• The Kids' Money Book

  Earning, Saving, Spending, Investing, Donating

  McGillian, Jamie Kyle,

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  This is a great book for parents interested in teaching their little ones about the basics of financial literacy. It includes brief history of money, and introduces children to useful concepts such as investing and budgeting. Ages 10 – 12