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What If Your Child Could Learn Money Habits in 30 Days That Took You 30 Years to Figure Out?
The magical adventure book that teaches kids financial wisdom through treasure hunts, dragons, and secret islands—while you read together for just 15 minutes a night
No boring lectures
No confusing math
Just pure adventure
"The three questions are GOLD. My kids (7 and 10) both use them now, and not just for money, but for everything. 'Does this match my values?' has become a family phrase. We reference the book constantly. Best $27 I've ever spent on my kids' future."
— Aisha R.
mom of 7 and 10-year-olds
You Felt That Sinking Feeling, Didn't You?
The moment your child asked a simple money question... and you froze.
"Mom, why can't we just use the card if we don't have cash?"
Your stomach dropped. Because you realized they think credit cards are magic money that appears from nowhere.
"Dad, what's a credit score? My friend said it's important."
You stumbled over your words. Because honestly, you didn't fully understand it yourself until it was too late.
"Can I buy this?
What about this?
And this?"
Every. Single. Store. The begging. The tantrums. The guilt. And you don't know how to teach them better.
The Brutal Truth:
Most kids graduate high school able to solve for X...
But can't tell you the difference between a debit card and a credit card.
They can write a five-paragraph essay...
But freeze when asked "How much should I save from my first paycheck?"
They know the periodic table...
But think credit cards are "free money" that you pay back "someday."
And here's what keeps you up at night:
You want to teach them. You really do.
But you're still figuring this stuff out yourself.
What If Teaching Your Kids About Money
Felt Like Telling Them a Bedtime Story?
Here's what nobody tells you about teaching kids money:
Lectures don't work (their eyes just glaze over)
Apps don't stick (they forget when they close it)
"Do as I say" doesn't teach (they learn by doing)
But stories? Stories change everything.
Enter: Money Island
A magical place where two kids, Luna and Max, go on an adventure that changes how they think about money forever.
🏴☠️ Pirates with a surprising problem
🐉 A dragon who learns a powerful lesson
🦉 A wise owl guarding an ancient secret
🌳 A tree that grows something more valuable than fruit
Through six incredible adventures, your child will discover:
✨ How to create value (even as a kid)
✨ Why saving isn't sacrifice, it's a superpower
✨ The secret to choosing wisely every time
✨ How giving creates magic that multiplies
✨ The truth about how money grows
✨ Three questions that change everything
But they won't know they're learning.
They'll just know they're on an adventure.
Teaching your child about money
shouldn’t be overwhelming
It should be easy, enjoyable, and done together, even if you didn’t grow up with financial knowledge yourself.
This book gives parents a way to rewrite their family’s financial story in one generation.
Introducing: Money Adventures
The 6 Habits of a Money-Smart Kid
A Financial Education That Doesn't Feel Like Homework
A beautifully illustrated digital book...
...That teaches kids ages 7–10 the foundational money habits that schools never cover; using stories, characters, and fun activities.
Six Adventures. Six Powerful Habits.
One Unforgettable Journey.
The 6 Habits That Most Adults Wish They'd Learned as Kids (Now Wrapped in an Adventure Your Child Will Actually Love To Read)
Adventure #1:
The Lemonade Lagoon
What happens when Luna and Max meet thirsty pirates? They discover that money doesn't just appear... it's earned by creating something valuable. And kids can do it too.
Your child learns:
The first habit of Money-Smart Kids
The mission:
Become a Value Detective and discover opportunities everywhere
Adventure #2:
The Cave of Future Treasures
A young dragon is surrounded by treasure but feels empty inside. When he meets "Future Dragon" through a magical hourglass, everything changes.
Your child learns:
Why saving is actually giving gifts to Future You
The mission:
Create a system that makes saving automatic and visible
Adventure #3:
The Market of Wishes
In a magical marketplace where everything looks amazing, Luna faces an impossible choice. Three things she wants. Money for only two. What does she do?
Your child learns:
The power of pausing before spending
The mission:
Practice the skill that stops impulse buying forever
Adventure #4:
The Giving Garden
Half the garden blooms with life. Half is brown and dying. Why? The answer reveals a secret about sharing that most adults never discover.
Your child learns:
How generosity creates something numbers can't measure
The mission:
Experience the warm glow that comes from helping others
Adventure #5:
The Magical Money Tree
How did one coin become a forest of golden fruit? Professor Hoot reveals the ancient secret of compound growth, and why time is your child's secret weapon.
Your child learns:
Money can work FOR you while you sleep
The mission:
Plant their first Money Tree seed in the real world
Adventure #6:
The Wise Council
In a treehouse above the clouds, Luna and Max discover the most powerful habit of all: three simple questions that combine everything they've learned into one decision-making superpower.
Your child learns:
How to pause, think, and choose like their wisest self
The mission:
Create their Money-Smart Kid pledge and become the hero of their own story
The Three Questions Your Child Will Start Asking Automatically
By the end of the book, your child won't just know about money.
They'll have an internal compass that guides every choice.
Question #1
(It's about who they want to be)
Question #2
(It's about thinking ahead)
Question #3
(It's about choosing what matters)
These questions become automatic. A wise voice they carry forever.
You'll hear them using these questions within the first week.
(But I won't spoil what the questions are... your child needs to discover them through the adventure.)
Imagine 30 Days From Now...
When your child gets birthday money, instead of running to the toy store, they:
Pause and smile
Divide it between their three jars
Ask themselves the three magic questions
Choose something meaningful instead of impulsive
You'll feel proud. They'll feel powerful.
When you're at the checkout line and they ask for candy:
They'll check their "Spend Now" jar first
They'll ask "Does this matter most to me?"
Sometimes they'll say yes (and that's okay!)
Sometimes they'll say "I'm saving for something better"
No tantrum. No guilt. Just a thoughtful choice.
When their friend gets a new toy and they want one too:
They won't feel the FOMO panic
They'll remember Luna choosing the art supplies over the popular toy
They'll think "What do I actually want? Not what does everyone else have?"
They'll develop their own values. Their own voice.
Because habits learned at 8
become automatic at 18.
Everything You Need to Raise a Money-Smart Kid
In one magical package:
Complete Adventure Book (Value: $67)
7 beautifully illustrated chapters, 15,000+ words of engaging storytelling, perfect for ages 7-10
12 Money Missions (Value: $47)
Hands-on activities that transform learning into doing, two per habit
Money-Smart Kid Pledge (Value: $17)
Printable poster template they'll decorate and hang, daily reminder of their superpowers
Three Questions Card (Value: $12)
Laminate-ready card for their wallet, pause button before every purchase
Parent Discussion Guide (Value: $27)
Chapter-by-chapter conversation starters to deepen lessons
Age Adaptation Tips (Value: $17)
Adjust activities for younger (6-7) or older (11-12) kids
Bonus: The 30-Day Money-Smart Kid Challenge
(Value: $30)
Track progress, celebrate milestones, and watch your child transform into a confident Money-Smart Kid!
Total Value: $217+
Limited Time: $97 $27
Plus: 60-Day "My Kid Actually Listened"
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The "My Kid Actually Listened" Guarantee
Read Money Adventures with your child for the next 60 days.
Do the Money Missions together.
Watch for the moments when they pause before buying something... when they choose to save instead of spend... when they ask "Does this help Future Me?"
If you don't see your child making smarter money choices, email us for a full refund. No questions. No hassle. No hard feelings.
You risk nothing.
Your child gains everything.
What Other Parents Are Saying
“This is exactly what I needed but didn’t know how to ask for.”
“I’ve always felt a little embarrassed about the fact that I never really understood money growing up. My parents didn’t talk about it, and when I became an adult, I learned by messing up… a lot.
I bought Money Adventures thinking it might just be something cute to read with my kids, but it’s honestly been a game changer. The stories make everything so simple, and the ‘money mission’ at the end of each chapter gives us something real to do together.
What surprised me most is that I learned things along the way too. Not in a ‘you should know this’ way, but in a way that finally makes sense.
My daughter actually asked if she could open her own savings jar. I wish I had this when I was her age. Truly.”
– Nicole T.
Mom of 2 (ages 8 and 10)
“My son actually talks about saving now, which feels like a miracle.”
“I work long hours and I’m usually too tired to sit and teach complicated stuff. I thought I’d be the last person to explain money to my kid.
But this book is honestly simple. We read one chapter at bedtime and the next day he’s telling me the difference between wants and needs. He even stopped asking for random toys every time we went to the store because he said he was ‘saving up for something bigger.’
I didn’t grow up with good financial habits, so seeing him build them this early feels unreal. It gives me a little hope that he won’t end up repeating my mistakes.”
– Marcus J.
Dad of a 7-year-old
“Finally a way to talk about money without feeling guilty or overwhelmed.”
“Money has always been a touchy topic in our house, mostly because we both come from families where money was stressful. We didn’t want to pass that on to our daughter, but we had no clue how to start the conversation without dumping all our adult worries on her.
Money Adventures has this really gentle way of breaking things down. It doesn’t make parents feel bad about what they do or don’t know, and it doesn’t talk down to kids either.
The best part is the little activities. They make everything feel fun and light instead of heavy.
I can already see her thinking differently about money, and honestly, it’s helping us change our own habits too.”
– Sarah & Josh R.
Parents of a 9-year-old
Your Child Is Growing Up Right Now
Every day without these habits is a day they're vulnerable to the mistakes we made
Financial habits are set by age 7
(Cambridge University study)
Seven. Not 17. Not 21.
Seven years old.
Three Paths Forward:
PATH 1:
Do
Nothing
Hope they figure it out like you did... through mistakes, stress, and decades of trial and error.
Risk: They graduate high school financially illiterate, just like 80% of Americans.
PATH 2:
Keep Trying What Hasn't Worked
More lectures. More "because I said so." More frustrated conversations that end with eye rolls.
Risk: They tune you out completely and learn from TikTok influencers instead.
PATH 3:
Give Them This Adventure
Spend 15 minutes a night for the next month reading a story that plants seeds of wisdom that will grow for a lifetime.
Result: They develop habits at 8 that most people don't learn until 38, if ever.
Which path do you choose?
Give Your Child the Gift You Wish You'd Been Given
Maybe it was when you saw your credit card debt.
Maybe it was when you realized you had nothing saved.
Maybe it was when you understood, too late, that time was your biggest asset.
You can't go back and teach your younger self.
But you CAN teach your child.
Money Adventures:
The 6 Habits of a
Money-Smart Kid
Here’s Everything You Get When You Download Money Adventures Today
The Complete 7-Chapter Adventure Book
12 Interactive Money Missions
The Money-Smart Kid Pledge Poster
The Three Magic Questions Card
Parent Discussion Guide
Age Adaptation Tips
Bonus: The 30-Day Money-Smart Kid Challenge
Total Value: $217+
Limited Time: $97 $27
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⭐ Frequently Asked Questions
It's designed to be read TOGETHER, like a bedtime story. The adventure is engaging enough that kids actually want to read it, but the lessons are embedded in ways that create natural conversation opportunities. You're not "teaching", you're experiencing a story together.
The sweet spot is 7-10, BUT:
Ages 6-7: Read it WITH them and simplify the Money Missions
Ages 11-12: They can read it independently, and the lessons still apply (it's not "babyish")
The habits work at any age. We've had parents of teenagers say "I wish I'd found this sooner, but my 13-year-old still loved it."
We've heard this concern a lot, and then parents tell us their "reluctant reader" asked for "just one more chapter." Why? Because it's not "educational reading." It's an ADVENTURE. There are pirates, dragons, magical islands, talking parrots, and treasure. It's a story first, a lesson second.
Just the opposite! It teaches them that money is a TOOL, not a goal. The Share Path teaches generosity. The Spend Path teaches choosing what matters most. The Think Path teaches values. They learn that money serves THEM, they don't serve money.
Not at all. The book deliberately avoids any talk about "how much" money you should have. It focuses on HABITS that work at ANY income level. Luna and Max learn from a dragon who has lots of treasure but is unhappy, and from villagers who have little but share generously. The message is: these habits help you at every stage of life.
Your child will learn:
How earning works (not just “getting” money)
How to save for things that matter
How to know the difference between wants and needs
How to spend wisely
Why giving and gratitude matter
The basics of growing money
How to make smart decisions early
These are the money habits most adults wish they learned sooner.
Each chapter is about 15-20 minutes of reading time. Seven chapters total (Intro + 6 habits). Most families read one chapter per night over a week, then spend the next week doing that chapter's Money Missions together.
Nope! It's completely neutral. The values taught are universal: creating value, being responsible, thinking ahead, being generous, making wise choices. Families of all backgrounds, beliefs, and political views have loved it.
That's exactly why we created this! The book introduces new ways of thinking through story, which is more powerful than lectures. When your child sees Blaze the dragon regretting his impulsive spending, it's more effective than you saying "I told you so." The characters become their internal guide.
It's digital book package, which means:
Instant access (start reading in 2 minutes)
Login & read on any device (phone, tablet, computer, e-reader)
Print it if you prefer physical books
No shipping costs or delays
Environmentally friendly
Note: Physical print version coming soon! Digital buyers get it at a discount when it launches.
That's the beauty of this approach, the BOOK does the teaching through story. Your job is just to read it together. The Parent Discussion Guide gives you simple conversation starters, but honestly, your kids will probably bring up the concepts themselves. "Mom, I want to be a Value Creator!" "Dad, does this match my values?"
Luna is 9 and Max is 8, right in the sweet spot. Younger kids (6-7) see them as role models to look up to. Older kids (10-12) still identify with them because the challenges are relatable. Plus, there are other characters at different ages throughout the adventure (Lily is 8, Zara is 10, Kai is 9, Amara is 8).
No catch. If you're not thrilled, email us for a full refund. We stand behind this book because we've seen it change thousands of kids' lives. We're confident it'll work for yours too.
We've had many parents of neurodivergent kids report success! The short chapters, engaging story, and hands-on missions work well for different learning styles. The visual elements and action-based learning help kids who struggle with traditional education.
It's both! Each chapter has a story PLUS two "Money Missions" (hands-on activities). So your child isn't just reading, they're DOING. They're setting up three jars, doing a lemonade stand, practicing the 24-hour wait rule, etc.
You can adapt it! For younger kids: read the story, skip the missions. For older kids: they can read independently and do the missions solo or teach younger siblings. The Parent Guide has tips for both scenarios.
Five key differences:
Story-first (not lecture-first)
Emotional learning (not academic)
Action-based missions (not just reading)
Teaches parents too (not assumes you know it)
Values-based (not just mechanics)
Most books teach WHAT (save 10%, don't use credit cards). This teaches WHY and HOW through a story they'll remember forever.
You're Already Ahead
The fact that you're here, reading this, means you're already doing something most parents aren't.
You're acknowledging a gap and actively looking for a solution. That's exactly what breaking patterns looks like.
Your kids are lucky to have a parent who cares this much.
Now let's make sure they actually learn what they need to know.
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