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by Tommy Sarkar (Author), Reeha Zulfqar (Illustrator), Anike Babalola (Editor)
First series to teach Financial Literacy to Children
Join Ramsay, the Goat, who learns about financial literacy through his parents and teachers. He is joined by his neighbors/ best friends, Jenny the Bunny and Steve the Koala (a transfer student from Australia). They learn about savings, taxes, equity, and many more.
In this book, Ramsay learns about one of the most essential building blocks of personal finance: savings. Watch how he earns and saves to replace the broken train toy that was given to him as a gift.
Value of the series:
Financial literacy is something that should be taught from an early age to build a strong foundation for success. This series helps children to understand and build that knowledge about finance. The book is catered to ages 4-8 years old, but essentially the series can help anyone who is interested in growing and understanding finance. Parents can use these lessons to teach their children the skill set they need to manage money efficiently from an early age.
Value of this Book:
Savings is a key component in personal finance. Savings can be used for financial emergencies, security, and sometimes freedom. Sometimes we don't save as we spend money in the present, causing a compromising future. This book explains setting personal goals and saving to reach that goals. The book teaches discipline, patience, teamwork, and compassion.
