The Money Adventures of Mia and Max: 10 Short Stories to Help Kids Learn Money Skills — Saving, Earning, and Spending Smart (Ages 6–12)

Is Your Child Growing Up Without Learning About Money?Most schools never teach it. And yet — how your child thinks about money today shapes every financial decision they make for the rest of their life.The Money Adventures of Mia and Max gives your child that missing foundation — through 10 warm, funny stories they will actually want to read.Meet Mia and MaxMia (age 9) and her brother Max (age 7) go on everyday adventures that teach them how money really works — from saving for a toy robot to running a lemonade stand, from a grandmother's secret savings jar to learning what really happens when a bank card gets declined.Simple, friendly language. Real situations. Genuinely fun to read — alone or together at bedtime. Perfect for ages 6 to 12.10 Stories. 10 Money Lessons!Saving — why small amounts grow into something bigEarning — how working for money changes everythingNeeds vs Wants — one question that stops impulse spendingBusiness basics — costs, profit and first business moneySmart spending — save, spend and give every timeGenerosity — why giving makes you feel richerValue and negotiation — fair pricing and smart dealsCompound interest — money growing quietly over timeDigital money — what really happens at every card tapKindness — how generosity ripples through a communityWhy Parents Love This Book?!Screen-free and story-led — builds real skillsShort enough to read in one bedtime sittingNaturally starts money conversations with your childWorks for ages 6 to 12 in the same householdUsed by parents and teachers equallyWhat Is Inside?10 original short stories — one money lesson each10 activity pages — trackers, tables and challengesMoney Glossary — 15 terms in child-friendly languagePersonal Savings Tracker — 10 week fill-in chartParent and Teacher Discussion GuideAchievement Certificate for completing all 10 stories120 plus pages — ages 6 to 12Money habits form at age seven. Not at university. Not at the first job. Right now.The stories your child reads today shape the financial decisions they make for the rest of their life.Give your child the one skill school never teaches.Scroll up and grab your copy today. Read more