Economics for Kids: Big Ideas in Economics - Lessons from Fables & Fairy Tales

What do a farmer, a goose, and two legendary economists have in common? They all come together in Book 3 of the Economics for Kids: Lessons from Fables & Fairy Tales series! This engaging mini book introduces young readers to two of the biggest economic thinkers in history-Adam Smith and John Maynard Keynes-through the timeless fable, "The Farmer and the Golden Eggs."

Using simple language, bright illustrations, and relatable storytelling, this book helps kids aged 7-12 grasp essential money lessons in a fun and exciting way.

What's Inside?

✅ The Farmer & The Golden Eggs: A classic fable that teaches the dangers of greed and the rewards of smart financial decisions.

✅ Meet Adam Smith & John Maynard Keynes: Discover how Smith's ideas on free markets and trade influence our everyday buying and selling, and how Keynes explains the role of government in economic stability.

✅ Short, Engaging Chapters: Kid-friendly explanations make big economic concepts easy to understand.

✅ Real-World Applications: Learn how these ideas affect daily life, from saving money to making smart choices about spending and investing.

With colorful illustrations and interactive storytelling, this book lays a strong foundation in financial literacy, decision-making, and critical thinking-essential skills for young learners!

Perfect for:

✔ Kids ages 7-12 curious about money and how the economy works

✔ Parents who want to introduce financial literacy in a fun & engaging way

✔ Educators looking for interactive lessons on economics

✔ Homeschooling families searching for real-world learning resources

Help your child build confidence in understanding money, markets, and thoughtful decision-making-one golden egg at a time!