Any suggestions for economics books for kids in the mid elementary school level? I have a nephew who loves reading. Unfortunately my sister and her husband are sending him to public school so I am not confident that he will receive a proper education.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Whatever Happened to Penny Candy - Richard Maybury
We need more children’s books.
[url=http://freedom-school.com/money/how-an-economy-grows.pdf]
by Irwin Schiff, father of Peter Schiff - [url=http://www.amazon.com/Crash-Proof-Economic-Collapse-Sonberg/dp/0470043601]
Agreed. One of the reasons why statists have been so successful is that they target children early and inhibit their rational faculties from developing. Perhaps after I finish my novel, I’ll dedicate some time to writing children’s books. Imagine if there was a libertarian book series for kids as successful as Harry Potter.
Also, for younger children, this might be a good pick. Haven’t read it however:
This is exactly my reasoning. We have to go after those not yet infected by the statist bug.
I find it disgusting how the psycho environmentalists indoctrinate children.
There is a book that combines Dr. Suess and Individualsim called: An Island Called Liberty
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0976616009/therantus-20?%5Fencoding=UTF8%26camp=1789%26link%5Fcode=xm2
The kingdom of Maltz - Irwin Schiff (free pdf comic) on inflation
YouTube - Duck Tales Inflation Lesson
It’s not a book, but it has more truth value than any given page in Keynes’ General Theory.