If you have children it’s a given
that at some point someone has to teach them about money. And if you don’t teach
them the basics, and how it can be used responsibly, then the world is standing
by to teach them otherwise.
Art Rainer
takes a fresh approach to an age-old problem: greed. Then he uses biblical
principles to help your 1st through 4th graders
understand about giving. (Saving and spending are covered in books 2 and 3 of
this three-part series). So welcome to The
Great Lemonade Stand Standoff (B&H Kids, 2019) part 1 of “The Secret
Slide Money Club” series.
We meet
3 friends: Jake, Sophia, and Brody—awesome kids who make a bad money choice, and
are on their way to becoming enslaved by their love of money. As they start down
that slippery path, they are rescued by Agent G.B. and go on to learn about
making good money choices. In the process they help a friend, and also help
raise money for a local animal shelter.
They don’t
realize that they’re under attack from someone who encourages bad choices, but
as they learn more about how money should be used, they grow spiritually, and become
financially wiser.
Rainer’s
kids must love their Dad’s story telling. This book is a whimsical adventure,
with plenty of lessons about greed and charity.
I received
a copy of the book from the published in exchange for a review. The only
requirement is that these by my thoughts about the book. There is no obligation
to print a favorable review.
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