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The Price to Pay

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The collection

Counting on Each Other is a collection of 12 books for youth ages 9 to 12 that address financial literacy and citizenship education to promote personal and community success.

The Price to Pay

Theo accompanies his cousin Bernard during his delivery of newspapers. Bernard is leaving soon on a holiday and asked Theo to replace him. As it's the end of the month and he has to collect money, Bernard will take the opportunity to introduce Theo to his customers. With each door that opens, Theo learns a little more about the methods of payment. Theo is surprised that there are as many different types of payment as there are types of customers.

ISBN 9781772228595

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel S. ★★★★★

My 11-year-old actually asks to read these, which never happens with school stuff. The money lessons in this one sparked a real conversation about saving up for a bike. Nice that it's part of a 12-book set covering citizenship too.

John ★★★★★

Bought this for my 9-year-old who's suddenly obsessed with saving her allowance, and the story actually got her thinking about why communities pool money together. It's fiction, not a lecture, which is exactly why she kept reading past chapter two.

Carter ★★★★★

My 10-year-old actually asked me questions about budgeting after we read the chapter on needs versus wants together, which never happens with school books. The 12-book set breaks things down in small enough chunks that he doesn't lose interest halfway through.