Why should one read this book?
This book is an attempt to make differences in the art of learning the life skills, value system and implementing them in their day-to-day requirements. This book through its interesting collection of real life and fictional stories would bring to the table the concepts of money, earning, expenditure, savings, return on investment, value of money, value of time, deposits, investments, risk, reward, selection of alternative sources of funds, banking, financial literacy and so on. As a social creature, one needs to know basic tenets of life. Learning from books is fundamentally recommended but without the real time applications and thus the learning principles cannot be fructified effectively. The book is composed with a belief that children of today would triumphantly make a better tomorrow if they can spend some of their valuable time in reading these short yet fuzzy logical stories.
What can you gain from your reading?
Shaping a life in its truest form depends how capable you are in managing your skills by optimizing the effective utilization of resources. A child can be best moulded and handheld with practical skill sets through dissemination of ideas in the form of story-telling or by making them avid readers. As adults mostly we keep money matters away from children, thinking they don?t need to get stressed about money. The stress about money is for us, adults. We fail to distinguish the same. We also may consider that children may not be mature enough to understand the money matters. Also, we do not generally involve them in financial decisions at home. Whenever children or young adults express their opinions relating to finances at home, we snub them, asking them to mind their studies. This work of ours creates an opportunity for children and young adults to get acquainted with finance concepts better. The stories would subsequently and substantially develop the maturity of the children in the lines of handling money.
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