What Is a Stock? - Lee, Kelly

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Résumé :
Your Child's First Book on Stocks and Investing Discover the world of finance with What Is a Stock?-a captivating children's finance book aimed at kids ages 4-8. This educational story simplifies the concept of stocks through a fun and interactive narrative. Join our cookie maker Charlie and his friends as they learn about stock investment. This book is a perfect tool for teaching kids about stocks and fostering early financial literacy. It's ideal for parents and teachers looking to introduce the basics of the stock market to children. This book blends storytelling with practical financial lessons, turning complex ideas into accessible and enjoyable concepts for young minds. What Parents and Educators Say: This book brings the world of finance to life for kids in a way that is as fun as it is educational! It's perfect for young minds, mixing storytelling with valuable lessons in financial literacy. The book feels like a cozy bedtime story, yet it's packed with insights that could spark a lifetime of curiosity about the stock market! This is a very creative way to teach the concept of stocks to children. It incorporates straightforward language and vibrant illustrations to make financial concepts accessible and engaging for children. It is highly recommended for its practical introduction of young readers to basic economic principles. This book is a great for kids to start to learn young on how to invest. I gave it as gift for my friend's daughter who is interested in this topic. The story is well-articulated and interesting. Concepts are clearly explained in simple terms. The illustrations are colorful and appealing The book aims to lay the groundwork for financial literacy at an early age, fostering curiosity and knowledge in a fun and appropriate manner. My nephew loves it!...

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Kelly wrote and illustrated the Little Economists series based on her passion for raising financial awareness among children. She believes that financial education should start early. It can begin as soon as a child has been to a supermarket and is aware that their caregiver is taking something out of the store. Kelly hopes that her work will increase financial literacy among young children.Kelly graduated from Cornell University with a degree in computer science and then worked at a quantitative trading firm in New York City for many years. She lives with her family in the Bay Area. You can learn more about her and contact her through her website: www.econforkids.com....