Discover how financial freedom – and not fairy tales – is at the heart of your very own Happy Ever After Did you know you can become a millionaire by saving just $7 a day and investing for 7% returns? Probably not, because financial literacy is a subject that’s overlooked by the vast majority of schools and universities, despite its importance to every single person on the planet. Written initially for a teenage daughter and then turned into a course to train migrant workers, Happy Ever After: Financial Freedom Isn’t a Fairy Tale focuses on the fundamentals of understanding money, saving and investing, showing how the "magic" of compound investing can transform tiny initial amounts into genuine wealth. Finally, it shows readers how to achieve the "Freedom Formula" of 25x your annual spending – that can set you free. Perfect for anyone who hopes to make their future financially brighter than their present, or help their own children avoid mistakes they made, Happy Ever After has a playful tone, featuring a spoiled princess and talking frog, hand-illustrated to help explain some of the trickier ideas that can help change your life.

Everyone and everything crossing over the bridge had to pay the Troll Tax. It had always been that way, and no-one ever questioned it... Until a young boy dared to ask why? The Troll Bridge is the latest instalment in the multi-award winning Financial Fairy Tales series - stories which make learning about money serious fun! Share with your child positive and inspiring money messages, values and ideas, to help sow the seeds of a bright financial future. The Troll Bridge tells the story of a young boy, Joel and his encounter with the Troll who lives under a bridge. The greedy Troll charges everyone and everything that crossed the bridge and grew very wealthy. When disaster strikes however he needs the kindness of strangers to save him from a damp and miserable end. The Troll Bridge has many financial and money themes including tax, supply and demand, trade and public spending; all wrapped up in a fun and entertaining story. Perfect for enquiring minds and teaching younger children money values and ideas.

The Last Gold Coin tells the story of a young prince who returns from an adventure to find his Kingdom in ruins. All seems lost as a wicked witch plots against him and steals all the gold from the castle vault - all except one last gold coin.The arrival of a beautiful stranger brings a change in fortune, but are the people ready to change their ways? And who is brave enough to tackle the wicked witch? The Financial Fairy Tales are a series of inspirational children's books designed to help teach kids positive money values and skills. The Last Gold Coin contains important money messages of saving, investment and how money can grow. Plus positive values and ideas such as generosity and self reliance.

In 'Business Fairy Tales' Cecil Jackson uses prominent accounts of real-life financial scandals to illustrate the seven most common types of fraud, equipping readers with the skills needed to spot potential signs of fraud in financial statements so they can be forewarned of future financial shocks.

The Financial Fairy Tales Activity Book. Helping your children learn about money has never been so much fun! The Activity book is packed with games, puzzles and exercises to gain essential ideas, values and skills around money. A perfect compliment to the award winning Financial Fairy Tales series of story books by author and Financial Education expert, Daniel Britton. This special North American edition is designed for children aged 5 - 11 Each activity is rated according to it's level of challenge. With over 40 different puzzles, games and quizzes. Beautifully illustrated in full color throughout. With many of the familiar characters and stories from The Financial Fairy Tales, along with some new friends and situations. Key lessons include. Saving and Borrowing Risk vs Reward Where to locate a business Honesty Practical Math Skills Financial Literacy Enterprise Awareness The Financial Fairy Tales Activity book is a fun and educational way to introduce your kids to money and help create a brighter financial future.

This marvelous collection of fairy tales, some moral, some satirical, some bizarre, reflects the popularity and scope of this enduring and versatile genre. Featuring tales written by figures as diverse as Charles Dickens and Ursula Le Guin, this anthology will appeal to the child that exists in every adult.

‘A carnival of a book, rigorously researched and jostling with life’ —Amy Jeffs, author of Storyland Who were the Fairy Tellers? In this far-ranging quest, award-winning author Nicholas Jubber unearths the lives of the dreamers who made our most beloved fairy tales: inventors, thieves, rebels and forgotten geniuses who gave us classic tales such as ‘Cinderella’, ‘Hansel and Gretel’, ‘Beauty and the Beast’ and ‘Baba Yaga’. From the Middle Ages to the birth of modern children’s literature, they include a German apothecary’s daughter, a Syrian youth running away from a career in the souk and a Russian dissident embroiled in a plot to kill the tsar. Following these and other unlikely protagonists, we travel from the steaming cities of Italy and the Levant, under the dark branches of the Black Forest, deep into the tundra of Siberia and across the snowy fells of Lapland. In the process, we discover a fresh perspective on some of our most frequently told stories. Filled with adventure, tragedy and real-world magic, this bewitching book uncovers the stranger lives behind the strangest of tales.