World Money

World Money gives a ton of great information, beginning with the history of money and continuing with how the world uses money in today's world. The book gives a decent breadth and depth, without being over kids' heads. In conjunction with the other books in the series, World Money will give students a thorough knowledge of money and economics in today's world.

It explains all of the concepts well without overcomplicating things or talking down to kids. It covered every topic that I can think of, and balanced pros and cons. It’s a great book!

The format of this book is very pleasing to the eye.  Each page compels the reader to go on to the next.  The information is factual, so students can easily understand the each new premise before moving on to the next.

**I received a free copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for my honest review. So here you go.**

A detailed overview of world economy and money. This was more in depth than my children are ready for, but dipping into the sections on different countries as we study them will be very useful. 

The illustrations are light and interesting and, I know, have my 10-year-old laughing.

World Money is a fascinating and interesting book to help children understand monetary concepts. Its a definite must for Social Studies educators. It breaks things down so students can understand the concepts and learn to apply them quickly and easily.

Is talking about money hard for you educators or parents?  Why not give the How Money Works Series a try!

In World Money, we are given a look at the history of money, how it is spent and received world wide, and why all money is different.  The illustrations go very will with the short, detailed paragraphs.  Perfect for late elementary and early middle grades to read and understand.  This book is laid out to not overwhelm readers of this age group, nor does it feel like they are given overly simplified answers.  The "Let's Discuss This!" section would be good for the middle grade students to do research on, to learn even more!

Thank you Norwood House Press and NetGalley for the digital ARC of this book, which made this honest review possible.