The Tuttle Twins

Audiobook for "Food Truck Fiasco"

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Category: Children's Storybooks

While the subject of economics may not be of interest to a wide range of people, it is something that each of us experiences on a daily basis.

Learn alongside the Tuttle Twins how some laws disrupt the economy, helping some businesses while hurting others, and what one person—or two!—can do about it.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Harper M. ★★★★★

The narrator does a great job keeping the economics talk simple enough for my 7-year-old to follow, and the Tuttle Twins’ questions match exactly what she'd ask. It turned a long car ride into a real conversation about how laws affect small businesses, which I did not expect from a kids' story.

Christopher A. ★★★★★

My kids actually asked to listen to this one twice on a road trip, which never happens with audiobooks. The way it breaks down how laws can mess with a simple food truck business kept them engaged without feeling like a lesson.

Sophia H. ★★★★★

My 7-year-old is usually allergic to anything that smells like a lesson, but this story had him asking to listen to it again on the drive to school. The way it weaves in ideas about rules and choices without feeling preachy is exactly what I was hoping for.