Books in My Money series

Provides an overview on the responsibilities, enjoyment, and the importance of making money, saving money, borrowing money, spending money, and sharing money.

Examines how money was created and how it has been used throughout history. Includes information on bartering, coins, paper money, and electronic money.

Provides an introduction to basic financial terms and explains various investment choices that investors use to make money.

Provides an introduction to wealth and poverty, and explains what it means to be wealthy or poor.

Provides an introduction to basic financial terms and explains various investment choices that investors use to make money.

Provides an introduction and overview of commerce and how consumers buy the products and services they want and need.

Introduces several different careers that involve working with money in industries such as banking, insurance, real estate, and retail.

Briefly describes the process by which American coins and paper money are made

Describes how money is made, discussing mints and bill printers, minting coins and printing bills, people who appear on money, security, and how to start a coin collection.

Reveals the history of money in the United States, from the wampum and foreign coins used by colonists, to the new paper money designed to be difficult to counterfeit and the quarters honoring the states.

Discusses ways of paying for goods and services, from the barter system used for hundreds of years to electronic funds transfers that were made possible only recently, and describes the first banks.

Introduces the concept of earning money, discussing different ways of working, how people get paid, tax, inflation, savings and investment, how to run a business, and potential jobs for young readers.