Neale S. Godfrey’s Ultimate Kids’ Money Book
By Neale S. Godfrey
Synopsis: Godfrey engages children with illustrations, photographs, charts and diagrams to
explain everything about money from earning it, saving it and spending it. She explains
the history of money, international currency and credit, checks and electronic banking.
The Kid’s Guide to Money: Earning It,
Saving It, Spending It, Growing It, Sharing It
By Steve Otfinoski
Synopsis: With cute black-and-white illustrations, Otfinoski teaches your children about
money management, including being a smart consumer and about the stock market.
The Totally Aweseme Book for Kids (And Their
Parents)
By Adriane G. Berg, Arthur Berg Bochner
Synopsis: With quizzes, games, kid-friendly forms and charts, Adriane Berg and her son teach
children about the basics of money handling, including budgets, savings, investing and
paying for college.
Growing Money: A Complete Investing Guide for
Kids
By Gail Karlitz, Debbie Honig, Stephen Lewis
Synopsis: This investment guide for kids explains savings acc ounts, bonds, stocks, and mutual
funds. The book then provides space for the young investor to track imaginary dollars in
specific funds they select. The book even offers fund suggestions for each child,
depending on the result of their risk tolerance quiz, specifically designed for kids.
Allowance Kit: A Money System for Little Kids
By Michael J. Stearis
Synopsis: An interactive kit filled with a bank, cassette, stickers, chore sheets and a book,
offer your 4 to 8-year-old a chance to learn and learn to love spending, saving and
investing. (Winner of "Parents Choice Approval Award")
Round and Round the Money Goes: What Money Is
and How We Use It
By Melvin Berger, Gilda Berger, Jane McCreary
Synopsis: This book helps explain to your 4 to 8-year-old the evolution and cycle of money.
The Go-Around Dollar
By Barbara Johnston Adams, Joyce Audy Zarius
Synopsis: Tells the travels of a single dollar bill as it flows through the cycle of money.
Also, includes amusing stories about the history of the dollar, the make-up of the dollar
and the printing process.
If You Made A Million
By David N. Schwartz, Steven Kellogg
Synopsis: With the help of Schwartz and Kellogg’s character Marvelosissimo the
Mathematical Magician, children learn about finances, investing and the cycle of money.
The Kids’ Allowance Book
By Amy Nathan, Debbie Palen
Synopsis: Nathan and Palen discuss and play around with the children while they talk about
everything your child needs to know about saving money and being a smart consumer,
including how to realistically negotiate with parents on their allowance.
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