Interactive stories for kids ages 10–18. Every decision has a consequence. Every chapter builds a skill. No worksheets. No lectures. Just real money lessons wrapped in a game.
Intro Kids! is a three-book financial literacy series for kids and teens ages 10–18 by Tiesha M. Walters and Wayne Walters. The Money Game (ages 10–15), The Lemonade Empire (ages 10–15) and Money Before 18 (ages 13–18) teach earning, saving, budgeting and credit through interactive stories. Each book is $5.99 as a digital PDF or $10.99 in paperback.
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🍋 Ages 10–15
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Intro Kids! is a three-book financial literacy series for kids and teens ages 10–18, written by Tiesha M. Walters and Wayne Walters. The books are The Money Game, The Lemonade Empire and Money Before 18. Each one teaches real money skills like earning, saving, budgeting and credit through interactive, choose-your-path stories instead of worksheets.
The Money Game is for ages 10–15. The Lemonade Empire is for ages 10–15. Money Before 18 is for teens ages 13–18.
Each book is $5.99 as an instant-download digital PDF on Gumroad, or $10.99 as a printed paperback on Lulu. All three digital books together cost $17.97.
Digital PDFs are sold on Gumroad at jwatbiz.gumroad.com for instant download. Printed paperbacks are sold on the Lulu Bookstore. The books are sold directly through these two stores.
For ages 10–12, start with The Money Game for everyday money decisions, or The Lemonade Empire if your child is interested in starting a business. For teens 13 and up, start with Money Before 18, which covers income, credit and investing.
Start with everyday decisions your child already makes: give them a small grocery budget, talk through what a free app really costs, or break down a first paycheck together. Short, real-life conversations work better than lectures. The free Intro Kids! parent guide, 7 Money Conversations to Start This Week, gives age-specific scripts for each of these.