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Tough Choices

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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.

Tough Choices

With the money they've earned, Theo wants to treat himself and buy a game, Samuel is going to save money for later and Lisa wants to make a donation. After thinking about each other's ideas, each of them adjusts their goals. One day, when Samuel proposes an outing to his two friends, Theo has to refuse because he has not saved any money.

ISBN 9781772228526

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley Z. ★★★★★

My 11-year-old dove into the first book on his own and then asked me if we could talk about the budgeting chapter—I've never seen him so engaged with a workbook-like story. The way it weaves financial choices into relatable plots actually made him think twice about spending his allowance this week.

Avery ★★★★★

I read the first story out loud to my 10-year-old, and it sparked a real conversation about saving versus spending. The way it blends citizenship lessons with money choices is clever.

Charlotte D. ★★★★★

My daughter’s class used these books to talk about real-life money decisions, and the story about splitting a club fund really got her thinking. It’s spot-on for ages 9 to 12, with practical lessons that stick.