★ A three-stage pathway to financial independence — earn it, run a business, grow your wealth. I WANT TO MAKE REAL MONEY teaches children how to earn their first income, I WANT TO START MY OWN BUSINESS guides them through building a first venture, and I WANT TO START INVESTING helps them protect their first assets — one continuous journey from zero to one.

★ Hands-on tools, not just lectures. Beyond stories and moralizing, the series delivers real outputs: 60 money-making ideas, 33 business-planning tools, a 7-day action plan, an investment decision dossier, and 40+ color diagrams — children finish each volume holding a tangible result: an earnings plan, a business plan, a decision dossier.

★ Zero-risk financial education parents can trust. Strictly three rules throughout: no promised returns, no real money, no specific investment advice — the investing volume runs purely on classroom simulation with no account required. Parent/teacher guides included in every volume, suitable for home reading as well as campus and youth camp programs.

This series includes 3 titles:
I WANT TO MAKE REAL MONEY
I WANT TO START MY OWN BUSINESS
I WANT TO START INVESTING

YOUR CHILD HAS A BUSINESS IDEA. NOW WHAT?
A great idea isn't a business.
Neither is a catchy name, a beautiful logo, or a box full of products nobody has agreed to buy.
Every day, young people dream about starting businesses. But few know how to turn those dreams into something that actually works.
What if your child could learn those skills at 10, 12, or 15—instead of waiting until adulthood?
I WANT TO START MY OWN BUSINESS shows them how.
THE BUSINESS EDUCATION MOST KIDS NEVER GET
Written for ages 10–15, this practical, hands-on book takes young readers on a complete entrepreneurial journey.
Not by asking them to memorize business terminology.
Not by promising they'll become millionaires.
But by helping them build ONE business, step by step.
They begin with a simple question: What problem can I solve for someone else?
From there, they learn to investigate customers, develop an offer, test their ideas, calculate costs, set prices, market responsibly, and determine whether their business can actually work.
By the final chapter, they'll have something they can hold in their hands: their own BUSINESS BLUEPRINT.

FROM AN IDEA TO A BUSINESS PLAN
Inside, your child will discover how to:
Find real problems worth solving—not just invent products and hope someone buys them.
Identify potential customers and discover what those customers actually need.
Create a product or service with a clear, realistic promise.
Test an idea BEFORE spending money on inventory or equipment.
Build a brand that communicates value and earns trust.
Understand startup costs, profit margins, pricing, and break-even points.
Find customers and promote a business through safe, approved channels.
Handle orders, payments, delivery, and customer problems responsibly.
Separate real sales from guesses, feedback, and simulated results.
Use evidence to decide when to improve, continue, pause, or stop.
Then comes the ultimate challenge: THE BUSINESS EXPO.
Young entrepreneurs bring everything together to present their business, explain their decisions, and demonstrate what they've learned.
When properly authorized, they may even make real sales. But selling isn't required: a supervised pilot or classroom demonstration can be just as valuable.

ONE BOOK. ONE BUSINESS. ONE COMPLETE BLUEPRINT.
This isn't a collection of disconnected money-making ideas.
Across 21 carefully structured chapters, readers develop the SAME business from beginning to end.
Along the way, they'll follow Maya, Leo, and Sam—three young entrepreneurs facing different challenges involving customers, costs, capacity, and business decisions.
The book also includes 33 practical business-planning tools, step-by-step exercises, financial calculations, decision checkpoints, and a culminating Business Expo project.
Every stage builds on the one before it.
The result is more than a business idea. It's a practical introduction to how entrepreneurship really works.

FOR PARENTS AND EDUCATORS
Ideal for families, homeschoolers, teachers, and youth entrepreneurship programs. Real-world business activities require appropriate adult supervision and authorization.

BECAUSE THE BEST TIME TO LEARN BUSINESS IS BEFORE YOU HAVE TO DEPEND ON ONE.
Your child doesn't need wealthy parents, expensive equipment, or thousands of dollars to begin learning.
They need curiosity, guidance, and a system they can understand.
Give them the tools to turn "I want to start a business" into:
"Here's my idea. Here's my plan. Here's how I know whether it can work."

Bosco Mutarambirwa
Bosco Mutarambirwa is a New York City–based nonfiction author, analyst, and founder of Darwin Publications, the publishing house behind the Darwin Books imprint. Drawing on research across economics, governance, global development, race, family life, and public policy, he writes clear, accessible nonfiction that connects large institutional systems to the realities they create on the ground.
His books include Race and Racism Across the Globe: The Americas, I WANT TO MAKE REAL MONEY, The Walking ATM Myth, The Dollar Paradox, Africa’s New Scramble, and An Autopsy of American Altruism. Across these works, Mutarambirwa examines how race changes across borders, how financial and family expectations shape everyday life, how global power operates, and how hidden systems influence the choices available to individuals and societies.
For more insights, articles, and upcoming releases, visit Darwin Publications' website.