The book uses stories to cover many important money topics so that kids (and parents) learn in a fun and memorable way.

The book is based on a young girl called Gail. She is the granddaughter of one of the wealthiest people in the country. After meeting a new friend, she shares how her grandpa discovered the secrets of money whilst growing his Fortune Forest on a faraway island called Pucha-Pucha.

Grandpa’s stories, which Gail shares, helps her friend learn how to earn, save and grow his money. Using seeds and trees to represent money, the stories are visual and easy to remember. After each story, Gail explains how she’s applying the lessons by starting a business, saving and investing her money.

Grandpa’s Fortune Fables is the most comprehensive and fun guide to teaching your kids about money using stories. Whether children are reading the book themselves (age 8 and above reading level) or having it read to them, they will learn how to be great with money.

Most parents want to teach their kids about money but don’t know where to start. Now they do … Grandpa’s Fortune Fables.

How to Cultivate Children’s Concept of Money?

While giving pocket money to children, we must teach them how to use them correctly, equip them with the ability to use money accurately, and the ability to restrain material desires.

We cultivate children and let them receive a good education. The main purpose is to hope that they will have enough knowledge and skills, so that they can earn a good income in the future and have a stable life with sufficient of clothing and food.