A Smart Girl's Guide: Money: How to Make It, Save It, and Spend It (American Girl® Wellbeing)

totally fun. even though i am an adult and have been an entrepreneur for many years, i found the book delightful, insightful and inspirational. I was able to actually develop some spin off ideas from the "child sized" business ideas it contains. i believe that money and making money should be fun. grownups make money a drudgery--the earning of it, the bill paying of it, the accounting of it. But this book just makes money fun, so I keep a copy of it on my desk so that i can remember that money is fun. Great book for girls and adults who want more money fun in their life.

This is a great book to introduce economics to your daughter. It prompted many questions and discussions. The content is written in a very kid friendly way to expose them to basic budgeting, basic accounting, and supply and demand.

My 9 year old daughter and I have been reading this and she has really enjoyed it and has come up with a these ideas of how to make her own money and has decided to start saving more whereas usually her allowance burns a hold on her pocket. Well written to keep kids interested while they are being educated.

“A Smart Girl’s Guide: Money: How to Make It, Save It, and Spend It” is a really approachable and kid-friendly way to introduce financial responsibility. It breaks down concepts like earning money, saving goals, budgeting, and smart spending in a way that feels easy to understand without being overwhelming or too “adult.” The tone stays light and encouraging, which helps kids stay engaged while still learning real-life skills they can actually use. It also includes quizzes, tips, and examples that make it more interactive and relatable, so it doesn’t feel like a lecture. Overall, it’s a strong, age-appropriate wellbeing book that builds confidence around money in a very practical and encouraging way.

What can I say. It a great beginners tool To teach girls about money. Very practical with examples and good tips. A must have for your pre teen.

I gave this to my 11 year old to read and she absolutely loved it. Immediately I've noticed a change in her asking me questions when we go shopping and she has started noticing how much things cost. She already has her little "plan" together that she wants to start babysitting in a few years to make some extra money while she is in school. A very positive and motivational book for anyone between the ages of 9 and 13.

Perfect for teenage/ tweenage girls that want to learn the value of money. Even adults could love it!

We love the American Girl books for my daughter. This one might be my favorite one so far. My daughter is 10. It kept her attention and she keeps talking about ideas about saving. She even asked if I would increase her allowance if she took on more chores.

Father Christmas got this for my daughter and I thought it would be the gift that garnered the least attention. However she is reading it, asking questions about money and fingers crossed it will help her be better with money than me!

Bought this for my daughter and she loved it.

My daughter thought this was informative and she has lent it to her friends. Great talking point as well.

my 11 yr old gives it a 3. She has started to impliment some of the ideas in the book.

A great series of books - can't recommend enough!