Books in My Money series

Discusses currency used around the world, featuring the money of the United States, Canada, Europe, Japan, and China.

Describes the steps involved in minting coins and paper money, and touches on the topics of coin collecting and deterring counterfeiters.

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Introduces the concept of managing money, discussing debt, setting savings goals, how to make a budget, ideas on how to save, and opening a bank account.

Introduces the concept of fund-raising, discussing reasons and methods, charities, volunteers, and media involvement, and providing examples of local, national, and international efforts.

Examines the history of money, including the barter system, early trade in North America, unusual types of money such as huge stone disks and salt bars, and the first paper money

Briefly describes the money used in some of the countries around the world and how money is exchanged between countries through trade and tourism

Looks at how the United States Federal Reserve System, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, banks, businesses, and individual people work to protect the money for which they are responsible.

Relates the history of money, from bartering, to the first metal money, to the future of money in smart cards, describing how coins and bills are made, the role of government in the making of money, and credit cards as money.

Discusses different ways people have paid for things throughout history, including barter, cash, credit cards, and checks

Introduces banks and banking, discussing their history, bank accounts, electronic banking, loans, working in a bank, and how to open a bank account.