Pocket Money For Teens

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Pocket Money For Teens (A Funny Story About Chores, Side Hustles, and Savings) – book 24)

Kofi’s allowance was $5 a week. That was not enough for video games. Mia’s parents did not give allowance. She had to earn every penny. Lin got a generous allowance but had to save half. Pocket money was never enough.

The three friends tried everything: negotiating raises, doing extra chores, starting small businesses, and begging (which never works). Kofi learned that whining did not increase your allowance, but extra work did.

Mia discovered that pet-sitting paid better than pleading. Lin figured out how to budget her allowance so she had money for savings and fun.

Through hilarious negotiations, chore chart wars, and one expensive pickle purchase, the friends learned that pocket money is not free. You work for it. You save it. And you definitely do not blow it all on gum.

This storybook is packed with allowance fails, side hustle wins, and the shocking discovery that parents are not ATMs. The storybook will help teens master the art of getting and keeping pocket money.

The storybook has 7 questions and answers from the story.

Ages 12 – 15.

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