Mary NhinMoney Ninja: A Children's Book About Saving, Investing, and Donating (Ninja Life Hacks)

This is the 3 or the 4tjh book i have read of the kids book and thank you for the book,This is great way the kids can learn from the book it is about the money ninja and he is onewho is making money and saving it for things he needed,He has fum ball machine and then he get his gum and then he put the gum in and thenhe take the money form it and then put it in his account at the the bank and save the money for later now unplugged is a kid who would spend his money for poke man cards and game console and then not saving money.Now money Ninja save his money for a couple of things a friend who has leukemia and give the mom the money to help now Ninja money tell unplugged ninja if you save money you will have rewards later

This book is part of the Ninja series in which Ninja characters teach children important life lessons. In this volume, Money Ninja shows readers how he makes money with his candy machine, lemonade stand and social media posts. Unplugged Ninja can only talk about how he is going to spend his money. Money Ninja donates some of his money to a friend who has leukemia and invests money from his lemonade stand by making a video to promote it. He also explains how to invest money in a bank to save for future goals.Young readers learn how money can work for them instead of spending it. Cute and colorful illustrations with adorable characters ensure the attention of readers as they learn. Highly recommended for children ages three through seven.

It goes a bit over the top trying to explain to kids that delayed gratification is something that they want to obtain, but why not! Overall, it teaches charity and good money habits and my kids like the ninja characters, so I definitely recommend it

I got this book for my nieces and nephews for when they are over, and everyone has loved it so far! Even if they may not understand anything about money now, I believe this book is a great introduction for even getting family talking about it. A lot of people never get a proper financial education, but having this book could spark conversation even among adults!

Gave this to my 8-year-old Godson for his birthday. Money Ninja teaches lessons in delayed gratification. Today there was a community garage sale. He set-up a lemonade stand, and sold lemons from his family’s lemon tree. He made $75! And now he has an idea of what it takes to make $75. I can’t think of a better gift.

Another great story line and life lesson for our children to learn. A major asset in everyone’s lives that requires a great deal of education on how to manage it. The ninja series still keeps the lesson entertaining and my boys, especially the youngest will read these books multiple times without any influence. They create questions so that they ask me to explain more. And that’s where stepping stones are creating from one mind to another.

I liked this book overall and think it does a good job introducing the concept of money. I think the “storyline” was a little flat and could have been a little more imaginative to make it engaging. It’s not something my daughter asks to read which is how I’m gauging the critique on engagement.

This book is my favorite in the series so far. I think money skills are something that every child should be taught and this book is an easy and fun way to do just that. It talks about investing, saving, spending, and most importantly, donating. It also talks about delayed gratification which is critical to teach kids before they have to un-learn bad habits. Overall, a great book!

I bought this book for my 6 years old son. Introduce the value of money to him. He understands it from reading this book. Very good book to have for kids.

Very good learning from the book. T gives good teaching about how to use money and benefits of patience while using money.

In the 10th book in this cool ninja series, Money Ninja explains simply why saving, investing and donating can all be good things to do with your money. A great way to teach kids to see the benefits of being sensible and generous with their finances from a young age, rather than instantly spending any money they receive. More important life skills from a cute bunch of ninjas!

Packing good but less pagesNot worth for money

I thought this would be a good way to start teaching my kids about simple money facts…The main message of this book is to record yourself and put it on YouTube with the hope of making money out of it. What is next? Making money by posing on camera?Not impressed.