ISBN 9780064440486
Rs. 240
HarperCollins
Arthur's Funny Money
Who it's for: Early independent readers and children learning about money and teamwork
In Lillian Hoban's 'Arthur's Funny Money', siblings Arthur and Violet embark on a business venture to earn money with a lemonade stand. Their differing approaches – Violet's imaginative ideas versus Arthur's practical concerns – lead to comedic challenges and valuable lessons. They navigate costs, cooperation, and unexpected hurdles, learning about teamwork and the real value of money.Why You Should Read? Introduces early concepts of entrepreneurship and money management. Explores sibling dynamics and the importance of teamwork. Offers a humorous story suitable for early independent readers (I Can Read! Level 2). Teaches problem-solving through relatable situations.
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- Introduces early concepts of entrepreneurship and money management
- Explores sibling dynamics and the importance of teamwork
- Humorous story suitable for early independent readers (I Can Read! Level 2)
- Teaches problem-solving through relatable situations
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What is this book about?
It's about siblings Arthur and Violet who start a lemonade stand to earn money, facing comedic challenges and learning lessons about costs, cooperation, and the value of money.
What reading level is this book?
It is an I Can Read! Level 2 book, suitable for early independent readers.
What lessons does the book teach?
It introduces early concepts of entrepreneurship and money management, and explores sibling dynamics and the importance of teamwork.
Is this book fiction or non-fiction?
It is non-fiction, but it tells a humorous story to teach lessons.