Where Is My Money?

by Twyla Prindle

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0975952781
• Release Date: December 2006
• Publisher: Prindle House Publishing
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.74 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 0.3" x 10.0"

Customer Reviews

Teaching Financial Management

As an adult, there have been many things I found that I wished I had known when I was a little girl. One of those things is about handling money. I feel I would've benefitted from an earlier training in sound money management principles. In WHERE IS MY MONEY?, little Twyla is in desperate search of her missing money. She looks everywhere, until her parents inform her that she spent all her money. Overwhelmed at the thought of not being able to buy anything, her parents sit her down and explain how to keep track of money coming in and money going out. They give her the tools and the encouragement to set her on the right path to managing her own money. Twyla Prindle has written a timely and much needed introduction to financial management for kids. The lesson is simple, but will pay off in huge dividends. It lays an uncomplicated foundation for children to become better financial managers as adults. The illustrations by Randy Jennings are colorful, eye-catching and on point. WHERE IS MY MONEY? will be a nice addition to any young child's library. Reviewed by Brenda Lisbon of The RAWSISTAZ(tm) Reviewers

Money management for kids

Where is her money? Is it under the chair? Or the bed? Or did she leave it in the car? Oh, no, there's no money left! But where did it go? Money management is a learned skill. Kids today need to know where their money is going before they learn it the hard way - when it's no longer there! In Where Is My Money? this little girl learns about budgeting and saving, so she will always know where her money is - safe in her piggy bank. Simple math and accounting lessons are included, to encourage kids to make their own savings plan. This is a wonderful resource in teaching children the value of money, and how not to spend it as soon as they get it. I highly recommend this personal finance book for kids. Reviewer: Alice Berger

We absolutely LOVE this book!!!

This book has opened a curiosity in my child about the real meaning of money. As most children know that you can buy things with money, not many know that more can be done. Finally, a book that teaches children how to be responsible with money! More books and workshops can be found at www.KashKids.com and www.PrindleHouse.com. Thank you Miss Prindle, thank you!