Kids' Sweet Journey to Investing Knowledge
Through a captivating story and funny doodles, The Inside Scoop makes investing fun, interesting, and easy to understand for kids.
When eleven-year-old Bob disregards his cheapskate Mom, he injures his leg, ruining his plans for the summer. Like all kids, Bob can’t have a sweet summer without great ice cream. But there’s only one ice cream stand in his town, and it’s terrible. Bob creates his own stand with his best friend Bill; their business journey goes where they could never imagine.
By illustrating Bob’s journey, the story becomes more interesting and funny. However, the doodles help not only the story but also the lessons. Through a comical doodle, a hard-to-understand investing concept becomes not only easier to understand but also more interesting. Because of the doodles, kids can learn about investing in a more visual way.
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