The Money Smart Kid Series — Money, Maths & Business Story Books for Ages 5–10
Free delivery across India Cash on Delivery available ₹200 off when you pay online 3 activity books · maths + money Ages 5–10 Meet Penny, Max & Nani
Ages 5–10 3 books · maths · money · business

Your child asks for something at every shop.
Nobody taught them why the answer is sometimes no.

The Money Smart Kid Series starts with the maths, then puts it to work — Penny runs a business, and her Nani teaches her what a rupee is actually worth. Three activity books your child writes inside.

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Book 1 cover
Book 1 · Maths
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Book 2 · Business
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Book 3 · Money Diary

3Books · One story

Three characters your child will remember

Money is easier to learn when someone is living it.

Book one builds the number sense. Then books two and three hand your child a friend, a partner and a grandmother — and let the money lessons happen inside a story.

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Penny

Age 5 · The one who tries

Counts & spends smart

She takes her coin purse to the market, gets it wrong, learns, and comes back the next day with a plan.

"I saved ₹50 all by myself!"

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Max

Best friend · The one who plans

Big ideas & red notebook

Every idea goes in his notebook before it goes anywhere else. He teaches your child to think before jumping.

"Who would actually buy this?"

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Nani

Age 65 · The one who knows

Never wasted a rupee

Her old coin, her three tins, her 24-hour rule. The kind of money wisdom that used to be passed down at home.

"Beta, paisa auzaar hai."

Why this book exists

A five-year-old can count to a hundred. Ask them what ₹100 is worth.

Children learn numbers long before they learn value. They can add, subtract and recite tables — and still not understand why the same ₹100 cannot buy the toy and the ice cream and the book.

What school covers

  • Counting, addition, subtraction
  • "If a mango costs ₹10…" word problems
  • Marks and tests

What nobody covers

  • Waiting a day before buying something you badly want
  • The difference between a need, a want and a wish
  • Why the shopkeeper earns, and what it costs him
  • Giving away a little of what you earned

A child who can solve "5 × ₹10 = ₹50" but has never chosen between two things they wanted has learned multiplication. Not money.

One story, three stops

Follow Penny from her first coin to her first business.

Each book picks up where the last one ended. By the final page your child has earned, saved, priced, sold and shared — on paper first, then for real.

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Book One

Maths Activity Book

Number puzzles, counting, adding and subtracting, times tables, shapes, patterns and logic — the number sense a child needs before money makes any sense.

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Book Two

Business Starter

Where ideas come from, a talent tree, cost → price → profit, asking five people, a launch day, and a CEO profile with their name on it.

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Book Three

My Money & Me

Nani's stories — barter, her old coin, three tins, the 24-hour rule, how a bank grows money, and the joy of giving some away.

Ends with a certificate signed by Penny, Max & Nani

The one habit this series builds

Every rupee gets a job before it gets spent.

Penny splits her earnings five ways, and by book three your child is doing it with their own pocket money — in a real tracker, with real numbers.

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EarnEffort first. Money after.
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SaveA little, every single week.
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SpendOn purpose, not on impulse.
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ShareA part for someone else.
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GrowMoney that waits, multiplies.

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Story on one page. Something to do on the next.

Your child reads what happened to Penny, then fills in what they would have done. Below are real pages, exactly as they print. Tap any page to see it full size.

Book 1 cover

Book One

Maths Activity Book

Puzzles & number games Shapes, patterns & logic Start here
  • Number puzzles and maths games that feel like play, not like homework
  • Counting, addition and subtraction practice — page after page, without the groaning
  • Multiplication and division built up step by step
  • Shapes, patterns and logic — the thinking side of maths, not just the answers
  • Brain challenges that get harder as your child gets better
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Book Two

Business Starter Guide

70 pages Ideas, planning & launch Penny + Max
  • Where ideas hide — in the shower, at the market, while watching a problem
  • The talent tree: my skill + what people need = my idea
  • Ask 5 people before you build — a real mini market-research page
  • Cost list, selling price, profit — worked out on handmade bookmarks at ₹7 each
  • Make a sign, practise the pitch, launch day, then "oh no, a problem!" and how to fix it
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Book Three

My Money & Me

67 pages Habits, saving & giving Parents' favourite
  • Before money existed — barter, and why coins were invented
  • How money comes to our house — the child fills in what each parent does
  • Nani's three tins, the ant and the grasshopper, and the 24-hour rule before buying
  • Working hard vs working smart, comparing prices, "is it a real deal?"
  • How a bank grows money, a first taste of investing, and a giving plan
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The part parents didn't expect

The maths doesn't stop when book one ends.

Book one teaches it. Books two and three make your child use it — because Penny needs the answer to price her bookmarks and count her takings. Nobody has to be persuaded to finish a page.

  • Counting and grouping coins in 5s and 10s
  • Skip counting — 5, 10, 15, 20 … while pricing lemonade
  • Addition and subtraction with real prices
  • Working out change from ₹20 and ₹50
  • Tally marks and simple data — what sold most today?
  • Multiplication through bulk orders (10 bookmarks × ₹5)
  • A first look at percentages — a 10% bulk discount
  • Comparing two shops to find the better price

Book three

"Beta, money is not everything — but knowing how to use it? That is everything."
— Nani, to Penny

The lessons our grandparents gave at home — save before you spend, wait a day before you buy, never waste, always give a little — are the ones that stuck. Book three puts them back where they belong: in a child's hands, in a grandmother's voice, with a place to write their own money promise.

3Activity books
5–10Years
0Screens or apps
₹200Off on prepaid

From parents who bought it

What changed at home after the books arrived.

Kavita VoraSurat, Gujarat
★★★★★

Main chahti thi ki meri beti ko paisa school ke bahar bhi samajh aaye. My Money & Me ne earning, saving aur spending ko itne simple examples se samjhaya ki practice boring hi nahi lagi. Ab woh apni pocket money khud sochti hai — kitna save karna hai, kitna spend. Ye chhoti si aadat hi mujhe sabse valuable lagti hai.

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Harshita NairThiruvananthapuram, Kerala
★★★★★

Presentation bahut child-friendly hai. Mere 8-year-old ko puzzles aur challenges sabse zyada pasand aaye. Business Starter Guide ne uske andar naye ideas ki curiosity jaga di. Ek din khud bola — "agar product banana hai to pehle ye sochna padega ki log kyun kharidenge." Woh sirf padh nahi raha, real life se jod raha hai.

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Devika SethiChandigarh
★★★★★

Financial education bachchon ko mushkil lag sakti hai, par is series ne sab kuch simple aur visual rakha hai. Mere bete ko earn, save, spend aur grow wali soch samajh aa gayi. Humne ghar pe ek chhota saving goal set kiya aur ab woh khud track karta hai. Business wali book ne usse apne ideas explain karna bhi sikha diya.

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Tanvi ChatterjeeKolkata, West Bengal
★★★★★

Sabse achhi baat — teen alag cheezein ek saath cover ho jati hain: paisa, maths aur business thinking. Meri beti activities poori karti hai aur uske baad mujhse sawaal karti hai. Ab shopping ke waqt price compare karne lagti hai aur saving ki baat karti hai. Learning ko practical banane ke liye achha set hai.

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Pooja BhatiaIndore, Madhya Pradesh
★★★★★

Main aisi books dhoondh rahi thi jo bachche ko answers ratwaye nahi, sochna sikhaye. Yahan wahi combination mila. Activities se problem-solving hoti hai, My Money & Me se money habits banti hain. Mere bete ne khud ek imaginary business ka plan banaya aur mujhe samjhaya ki uska customer kaun hoga. Hum dono ke liye kaafi fun tha.

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Questions parents ask.

What age is this actually right for?

Five to ten. A 5–6 year old does the colouring, coin matching and circling on their own and enjoys the story pages sitting beside you. From about 7 upwards they work through most of it alone, including the pricing, change-making and savings tracker pages. Nothing is wasted at either end — a younger child grows into the later pages over the next year or two.

How is this different from your Young Founder Series?

Different age, different approach. This series is for 5–10 and starts with a maths activity book, then follows Penny, Max and Nani through a business and a money diary. The Young Founder Series is for 8–14 and is workbook-led, going deeper into building and selling a product. Many families buy this one first and move up later.

Is it in English or Hindi?

English, with short sentences and heavy illustration support — most pages can be followed from the pictures alone. Everything is in rupees and set in an Indian market, so a child in an English-medium or semi-English school will read it comfortably.

Does my child write inside the books?

Yes. Almost every activity page has blanks, boxes, trackers and drawing frames. They are story-activity books, not storybooks. If you have two children, order two sets so neither has to share.

Does my child need me to sit with them?

For 5–6 year olds, yes for the money-maths pages — and that's part of the point. Each book ends with a short parent guide listing six things to try at home, from a neighbourhood walk for ideas to a pricing game with three items on the kitchen shelf.

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Dispatched within 1–2 working days. Delivery usually takes 3–7 working days depending on your pin code. Tracking is sent by SMS and WhatsApp once it ships.

The Money Smart Kid Series

Money habits start younger than you think.

Three activity books your child fills in themselves. Delivered to your door anywhere in India.