Saving money
Introduce goals, patience, and thoughtful choices—one small step at a time.
For parents, grandparents & growing families
WHAT ARE YOU
TEACHING
YOUR KIDS?
We teach our children how to read, write, and count.
But are we teaching them how to save money, start their own businesses, grow their money, and invest in real estate?
EXPLORE ALL FOUR BOOKS Choose an individual book or explore the collection.
Meet James and the four financial lessons.2:28 · Original video with existing captions
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FOUR BOOKS. FOUR FINANCIAL LESSONS. ONE FAMILY LEGACY.
Big ideas. Everyday conversations.
DON'T JUST LEAVE YOUR CHILDREN MONEY. TEACH THEM HOW MONEY WORKS.
A story can be a comfortable place to begin. Read together, ask questions, and connect each lesson to your family’s everyday life.
Starting a business
Explore creativity, problem-solving, and the work of turning an idea into action.
Real estate ownership
Start a conversation about homes, renting, ownership, and responsibility.
Growing money
Introduce investing concepts and long-term thinking without get-rich-quick promises.
The Welcome Family Wealth Adventures collection
Four stories. A starting point for a lifetime of conversations.
Choose the lesson that fits your family today. Each button opens that book’s individual IngramSpark purchase page.
LESSON 01 · SAVING MONEY
Lyla's First Piggy Bank
When Mema gives Lyla a piggy bank, a small gift becomes a lesson in saving, setting goals, and working patiently toward something that matters.
Ask together: What would you like to save for?
GET LYLA’S BOOK Paperback · Opens IngramSparkLESSON 02 · STARTING A BUSINESS
Cardin's Big Idea
Cardin loves toy cars. With his dad's help, he explores how an idea can become a small business through planning, budgeting, problem-solving, and learning along the way.
Ask together: What problem could your idea help solve?
GET CARDIN’S BOOK Paperback · Opens IngramSparkLESSON 03 · REAL ESTATE OWNERSHIP
Lyric and the Magic Rental House
Lyric and Grandpa Chubbs discover how teamwork can help care for a home. Their story introduces property ownership, renting, saving, and responsibility in a way families can discuss together.
Ask together: What responsibilities come with owning a home?
GET LYRIC’S BOOK Paperback · Opens IngramSparkLESSON 04 · GROWING MONEY AND INVESTING
Oaklynd Buys His First Stock
With his dad's guidance, Oaklynd explores what it means to own a small part of a company. The story introduces saving, stocks, patient thinking, and responsible choices.
Ask together: Why might waiting be part of a long-term goal?
GET OAKLYND’S BOOK Paperback · Opens IngramSparkAnother way to explore
EXPLORE THE COMPLETE FAMILY ADVENTURES BOOK SERIES
Four children's books introducing saving money, entrepreneurship, investing, and real estate ownership. Discover stories that help families start important financial conversations.
VIEW ALL FOUR BOOKS ON AMAZON Editions and availability are shown by Amazon.
Read a story. Ask one good question. Keep the conversation going.
Before you choose
A few useful answers for families.
Can I buy one book at a time?
Yes. Each book has its own IngramSpark purchase button. Choose the story or financial lesson you want to explore first.
Are these books a complete financial curriculum?
They are story-based introductions to saving, business, real estate, and investing concepts. Use them as conversation starters alongside the other lessons you teach at home or in your classroom.
Which ages are the books for?
The retailer descriptions for Lyric’s and Oaklynd’s books identify ages 5–10. Reading-age information for the other two books has not been confirmed. Check the individual listing and choose the reading support that suits your child.
Where does my purchase take place?
On the external retailer you choose. IngramSpark sells the individual books through the four supplied links; the Amazon button opens the author-supplied series destination. Retailers display current editions, prices, shipping, and availability.
Start the conversation at home.
BUILDING A LEGACY STARTS AT HOME.
Give the children in your life an opportunity to explore important financial concepts through stories written to introduce saving, entrepreneurship, investing, and real estate.
Purchases take place on external retail websites.