The Tuttle Twins

I Gemelli Tuttle e il Mercato Incasinato

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COSA CI SPINGE A PRENDERE CERTE DECISIONI?

Dopo aver guadagnato un po’ di soldi col progetto del teatro, Ethan ed Emily si chiedono come poterli inverstire per farli fruttare. È così che nasce l’idea del Mercato dei Giovani Imprenditori, tramite il quale i gemelli potranno entrare in contatto con altri bambini a cui poter prestare del denaro per finanziare le loro attività imprenditoriali.

Grazie alle idee suggerite dal libro Human Action (L’azione umana) di Ludwig von Mises, i gemelli imparano molto presto i rischi del mestiere. Gli incentivi che spingono le persone a fare determinate scelte sono diversi, e alcune decisioni possono talvolta incasinare i mercati.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 20 reviews)

Ruby C. ★★★★★

I’m a sucker for kids’ books that sneak in real-life lessons, and this one nails it—the twins’ money dilemma feels genuinely relatable, not preachy. The pages are sturdy enough for repeated bedtime reads, and my daughter asked to re-read the theater-investment scene three times.

Christopher F. ★★★★★

Bought this for my nephew who’s just starting to think about money, and the way it frames investing through the theater project story actually sparked a real conversation with him. The pacing is quick enough to hold his attention, and I appreciate that it doesn’t talk down to kids. We finished it in

William ★★★★★

My kids were glued to this from page one—the way Ethan and Emily wrestle with what to do with their theater earnings actually sparked a real dinner conversation about saving versus spending. It's a chapter book that sneaks in some solid decision-making lessons without ever feeling like homework.

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