The complete Intro Kids collection is now available — all three books, ready for kids and teens who want to learn about money without the boredom.
Each book is available in two formats: instant digital PDF through Gumroad, or quality print paperback through the Lulu Bookstore. Same stories. Same lessons. Your choice of how to read.
The Intro Kids mission: make financial literacy feel like something kids actually want to read — not another lesson they have to sit through.
The Complete Collection
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The Money Game
An interactive choose-your-path story where every decision earns or costs money. Wallet HUD, XP badges, rank unlocks, and real decision feedback.
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The Lemonade Empire
A kid starts a lemonade business and learns what it really takes — customers, pricing, inventory, competition, and reinvestment. Side quests, quest log, skill tree, and business cheat codes.
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Money Before 18
The teen guide to earning, saving, and growing real money before adulthood. Hustle Skill Tree, 50-30-20 Loot Allocation, compound interest visuals, traps & debuffs, and 30 Daily Money Quests.
Why Two Formats
We built Intro Kids to meet families where they are. Some kids want a book they can hold, flip through, and leave on their nightstand. Others want something instant they can start reading right now on any device.
Digital PDF ($5.99) — instant download from Gumroad. Read on any device. Start in under a minute.
Print Paperback ($9.99) — quality paperback from the Lulu Bookstore. Ships to your door. Great for classrooms, gifting, and kids who prefer real books.
📚 Now Available in Print
The complete Intro Kids collection is now available as quality paperback books through the Lulu Bookstore. Perfect for classrooms, homeschool co-ops, and families who want physical copies on the shelf.
What Makes Intro Kids Different
Most money books for kids feel like homework. Intro Kids books feel like games. The reader makes choices, sees consequences, earns XP, unlocks ranks, and tracks their money like a player tracking their score.
The lessons are real — budgeting, saving, earning, spending, credit, investing basics — but they come through story, not lecture.
For parents, that means less fighting about reading and more actual learning. For educators and homeschoolers, that means a ready-to-use resource with built-in discussion points.
Start the Game
Pick any book. Start with digital or go straight to print. All three books cover ages 8 to 18.
Shop All Digital on Gumroad Shop All Print on LuluOr visit the Intro Kids page for the full collection.
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