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Princess Min-jun, a young Korean princess, loves spending money on jewelry, toys, clothes, and treats. Despite her wise father Papa Owl's warnings about needs versus wants, she accumulates credit card debt.

When Min-jun faces overwhelming bills, Papa Owl teaches her using snowballs. He pushes a small snowball downhill, watching it grow into a dangerous avalanche. "This is your debt," he explains. "You're running from it, but debt rolls faster than you can run and will crush your dreams."

Want to set your child on a path to financial success while keeping them entertained? Think Like a Tycoon: Kids Edition is the perfect audiobook for young listeners aged 8-12, offering an engaging introduction to essential money skills. With 25 kid-friendly money hacks, this audiobook teaches children how to save, spend smartly, and even begin investing—all in fun, easy-to-follow chapters. Kids will understand that money isn’t just for adults; it’s something they can start mastering now!

In this playful counting adventure, colorful balloons arrive one by one, building excitement for a celebration full of surprises.

Meet a charming, yet timid, turtle who's about to discover his inner strength! In this heartwarming children's book, our quiet turtle friend finds the courage to speak up and help classmates in big and small ways. It's an inspiring story that proves bravery comes in many forms, showing young readers that even the shyest among us can make a huge difference. Perfect for fostering self-esteem and encouraging every child to find their own unique bravery.

In Guess What Cloud Is Now!, a soft, puffy cloud drifts through the big blue sky—transforming into delightful shapes like bunnies, boats, dragons, and more! With lyrical language and dreamy artwork, this interactive story invites young listeners to guess each new cloud form while gently encouraging creativity, observation, and calm.

Have you ever heard a noise in your house and wondered, "What was that?" You should hear the noises in my house: penguins, airplanes, gorillas, oh my! Come explore with me and hear for yourself. I dare you.

You can do a lot with a pocket full of rocks... Rocks make excellent chairs for fairies, they are perfect for writing your name on the sidewalk, or just to hold in your hand when you need reassurance. And so the rocks pile up... Until the season turns and you need to make room for pockets full of petals. And shells. And acorns! Each season's treasure is kept and curated and loved, until it's time to give the treasures away and make room for new things to come.

El futuro financiero de tus hijos está en tus manos. Este libro les enseñará conceptos clave para que crezcan con una buena educación financiera.

Cuatro relatos que rescatan historias de islas reales y de ficción, reconocidas como escenarios de la literatura/infantil. Se trata de la famosa isla de Peter Pan: el País de Nunca Jamás, donde Peter se enfrenta una vez más al capitán Garfio; la ballena que Simbad confunde con una isla; Borneo, donde un dragón intenta que no le roben su hermosa perla y Ávalon, la isla adonde el Rey Arturo va a buscar sus famosas espadas. Escrito en imprenta mayúscula y minúscula, y totalmente ilustrado. Para primeros lectores.

The River takes the listener on a journey of what their eyes can see and their ears can hear. See green ants crawling, hear frogs croaking, a goanna running, a fish splashing ...

The Fart Monster is back and he's toothier than ever! It's Christmas, and Fart Monster is up to his old stinky tricks. Will the boy get the blame this time? Or will he be able to convince Santa to keep him off the naughty list?

Life's hard when there's only one toilet and all the dinos need to go! There's a dumping pterodactyl, a plopping stegosaurus and a T. rex who can't reach to wipe ... But when it's finally Mike's turn, could one tiny bowel movement end in disaster?

The Fart Monster is back and he's toothier than ever! It's Christmas, and Fart Monster is up to his old stinky tricks. Will the boy get the blame this time? Or will he be able to convince Santa to keep him off the naughty list?