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Un service, ça se paie!

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Bons comptes, bons amis 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.

Un service, ça se paie!

Mr. Poirier asks his students to find out what taxes are for. Each of the friends goes home to ask their parents, for whom taxes seem to be an irritating topic. It is only when they return to school that it becomes clear to the friends why taxes are important.

ISBN 9781772227536

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth O. ★★★★★

I wasn’t sure my 11-year-old would sit still for a book about money, but the real-life scenarios in it kept her engaged for a full hour. She especially liked the part about budgeting for a class trip.

Samuel ★★★★☆

The way it breaks down budgeting for a small project made a real impression on my 11-year-old. That opening example hooked her in a way a school lesson never has.

Charlotte I. ★★★★☆

My 10-year-old actually asked to keep reading after dinner, which never happens — the financial literacy topics are woven in pretty naturally. The conversations it started about saving versus spending were totally worth it. Just wish there were a few more books in the series.