Buy Book "A Dog Named Mani, or the ABCs of Money" in Ukrainian

This book reads in one breath. The author has managed to convey many complex nuances of financial literacy to readers in an accessible language. All the information is presented in the form of a children’s story, which harmoniously intertwines a number of plots and characters from which adults and children will have something to learn in terms of managing their finances. The book is useful for both children and adults. In simple and clear language, it explains how to define your true dreams and intentions, how to save and invest your money properly. I read it in a few hours. After I turned the last page, I regretted only one thing – that I did not read it at school age.

Another feature of this book is that it does not resemble other representatives of this genre. In Bodo Schaefer’s book, you won’t find “10 simple tips to become a millionaire in 100 days”, “5 tips to become happy” or other mental garbage that has nothing to do with real life. Instead, you’ll get a chance to take a different look at the very essence of people’s attitudes toward their finances and draw your own conclusions from what you’ve read.

I definitely recommend reading it!

The book A Dog Named Mani is a wonderful story about financial literacy, where the main character Kira and her friends dream not of unicorns, but of how to save money for what they want and teach their parents to be more conscious about finances. To be honest, as an adult, I’m not well educated in such things, so I’m going to take some of Kira’s advice into account. The book is also interesting from a genre point of view: a financial textbook in a lively fictional form, written in an accessible language. It is somewhat unusual that the book violates the hierarchy in the family – the child teaches the parents, but it really happens. The book is very easy and quick to read. My friends’ ten-year-old children read it in a few days and were delighted with both the plot and the knowledge they had gained, which they wanted to share with their parents (and demonstrate that they can know something more than some adults). That’s why the book is also good because children read it; you don’t even have to force them to, just slip them a few pages, and they won’t stop reading until they finish).

I recommend it to all schoolchildren and those who work with them.

The book is not only for children, but also for adults who have problems with budget planning. And in general this is one of those books that not only the child, but the adults in our family read with great pleasure. I loved that the author of the book created such a great story that not only has a knowledge base on how to deal with money and how to earn it, but also pays a lot of attention to exactly what children are interested in, the talking dog, as well as the adventures that the children were constantly getting into. I really liked how it describes the right and reasonable way out of any difficulties that children encounter. Of course this book is necessary for those children who do not know how to deal with finances, and it will be useful for teenagers who are thinking about their first earnings, but have fear and self-doubt, and these stories, where children find a way to earn their dream, will certainly push the child to action and he also begins to strive to try to earn money for his dream. Thanks to this book, my child also started keeping a diary of his accomplishments and learned how to save money for his dreams. This makes me as a parent very happy and I am proud of my baby. An excellent book which left only the best impressions.

“A Dog Called Mani, or the ABCs of Money is a fantastic book! My son read it and couldn’t calm down and forget it for about a month. This is very rare among children. By the way, this book was the impetus for my son to become interested in literature.

Who is this book by Bodo Schaefer for? The answer is for all children. If you don’t know how to teach your child the culture of handling money? Then this book is an ideal and methodical guide for this. The story of the book is written by the famous and well-known financial consultant Bodo Schaefer. In this story, the main character (a girl named Kira) rescues a dog named Mani. And the whole story will revolve around this act and their unexpected meeting. As a result, Kira learned so much about financial wisdom that she soon began to help other people herself. And this is the great value of the work. It teaches goodness, not just how to handle money. I re-read this work myself. And I immediately realized that I could give this to children. And that this book does the work of parents. Which is good when parents are not entirely knowledgeable about this topic.

The book is just amazing, my son is only 7 years old and he has already read it himself. This book should definitely be included in our school program!!! Also, the sequel “Kira and the Secret of the Bagel” will be no less exciting for both children and adults. I recommend it as a great book for the development and education of children, as well as for self-development and as a gift! It will not leave anyone indifferent. The translation of the book is also excellent, there was not a single word that was not clear to the child. I also liked the paper on which the book is printed (personally, it is always difficult for me to read from gloss), it really reduces the contrast and makes the text easier to read. Very affordable price.