★A New Series of Popular Children’s Financial Literacy Books from Singapore! Suitable for ages 3-8.
★A vibrant set of financial literacy picture books that introduce basic concepts of money and financial management to little children through an engaging story-based approach. Complex financial knowledge is woven into lively narratives, allowing children to learn effortlessly while reading, avoiding the dryness of traditional financial education.
★Five friends have different learning experiences that help them become money champs! Along the way, they discover that being a true Money Champ isn’t just about saving pennies — it’s about making smart choices, setting goals and learning the power of sharing. Along the way, they unravel the mysteries of saving, earning, spending, counting and sharing!
★The content is relatable to everyday life. Parents can read together with their children and enhance parent-child relationships by discussing the stories and issues in the books. The financial knowledge and concepts introduced are highly practical for daily life. Children can apply what they learn to real-life situations, such as managing pocket money and understanding family expenses, thus developing their practical abilities.

This series contains 5 titles:
Dan Learns to Earn
Hammie Saves for a Rainy Day
Bunny Overspends
Ducky Forgets How to Count
Ottie Shares with Those in Need

Have you heard the phrase, ‘Sharing is caring’?

Well, Ottie the otter finds out that sharing our money with others can us happy too.

Have you felt good after sharing your things with your friends?

Genevieve Shee has had over a decade of experience as a financial services professional. As a chartered financial consultant, she supports an extensive network of 500 clients, many of whom value her professionalism and candour. She is a strong advocate of financial literacy and wellness. She believes that everyone can achieve financial independence and security with good knowledge, values and beliefs about money.

Marla Lise teaches English, works in Environmental Education and volunteers in Conservation. She endeavours to inspire others to venture outside the box and open their minds to the many exciting perspectives the world has to offer. She believes that education, soft skills, and language are essential to improve the state of the world and the people in it.