THE MONEY LESSONS ABUELO TAUGHT ME

Money is not a secret for later. It is a Saturday at the table.Abuelo sits with his grandchildren-Logan, Luke, and Leo-and shows them what to do when money arrives. Not a lecture. Not a bank speech. Four jars on the table: Save. Spend. Grow. Give.Each jar is a decision. Each decision is a habit. A dollar can sit. A dollar can buy. A dollar can work. A dollar can bless someone else. A child who can do all four is already ahead of an adult who only waits to get paid.The pages are written to be read aloud and then used. After the story, the same four jars can come out in the kitchen. The book is not finished when the last page is turned. It is finished when a child puts one coin in the right jar and knows why.For families who want their children to meet money with a clear head and a generous hand. Ages 5 to 12, and for the adult who sits beside them.