カメのテオとウサギのリサ

My niece is 11 and usually groans at anything that smells educational, but she read Theo and Lisa in one sitting and then asked me what "counting on each other" actually means. The story sneaks the money lessons in through the two characters instead of lecturing, which is exactly what I wanted from

I grabbed this for my 9-year-old who's starting to ask about money, and the story format made the lessons about saving way less preachy than I expected. There are 12 books in the set, so we've been reading one a week together. Nice that it works for citizenship stuff too, not just math.

My 10-year-old actually asked me questions about saving after we finished the Theo and Lisa story, which never happens with the books I pick. It's one of 12 in the collection, and the citizenship angle fits nicely with the money lessons instead of feeling tacked on.