Within the framework of a literary text, the author talks about financial and economic concepts in an accessible language using simple examples from everyday life. The book develops entrepreneurial thinking and resourcefulness, teaches activity, the ability to analyze a situation and look for a way out of it.
The author sets ethical priorities, explaining to young readers that business and entrepreneurship are not only about making money and making a profit, but also about social responsibility that changes the environment.
Many today's schoolchildren recognize themselves in the hero of the book. Leva is not much different from them. The more useful is his story.
Leva dreams of a powerful gaming computer, but the family budget will not support such a purchase. So, it turns out that the dream will not come true? Leva is ready to go to work, but he is only twelve. Children are not allowed to work! Take a loan? Alas, Matroskin also warned that the debts would have to be repaid! Is there a way out of this financial impasse? As a result of the plan proposed by his parents, Lyova ends up in a town on the Volga, where his uncle has a small bookstore. While visiting relatives, the hero finds new friends, gets acquainted with the history of his merchant ancestors and helps a shelter for raccoons, but most importantly, he discovers the structure of the economy.
The summer story, invented by economist Tatyana Popova, will help children understand the basics of financial literacy, teach them to value money, be conscious about their purchases, balance desires and capabilities, and achieve goals.
At the end of the book there is a dictionary that will help your child understand economics and finance.
Author: Tatyana Popova
Illustrations: Daria Krasilnikova Pages: 96 (Offset). Hardcover Dimensions: 228x178x13 mm
