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How old do you need to be to learn about investing in the stock market? Ask Elle. She knows. Elle is a courageous young girl who is learning how to invest. Sam is a wise old owl who befriends Elle and teaches her valuable lessons in life. Elle has purchased a share of stock and wonders what she can do with it. She tries to eat it. She attempts to wear it. Sam takes her on a journey of discovery, where she gains five superpowers in investing. Each superpower teaches Elle principles in determining the financial stability of the stocks she wants to invest in. With captivating illustrations by Ethan Roffler, Stock Explore by Nicolette DiMaggio is a delightful full-color illustrated children’s book that teaches the ins and outs of investment.
Stock Explore by Nicolette DiMaggio is a well-written educational picture book for children aged seven and up that teaches a subject you don’t often see presented to kids – investment strategies in the stock market. The five principles of picking stock are explained in simple terms that children can relate to, like sports teams or fish in a pond. I learned a great deal about investing just by reading this children’s book. Throughout the book, captivating illustrations hold young readers' attention long enough for the principles of investing to be understood. At the end is a helpful summary of these five superpowers and a glossary of difficult terms. Fast, simple, and informative, Stock Explore by Nicolette DiMaggio is perfect for families that want their kids to learn how to invest.
