The Tuttle Twins

I Gemelli Tuttle e la Matita Miracolosa

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Category: Print Book

I tuoi figli sanno come funziona il mercato libero?

Ethan ed Emily Tuttle sono cresciuti dando per scontate molte cose che usano: vestiti, macchine, case, zainetti - anche cose semplici come una matita. In questa divertente avventura in una stupenda fabbrica, i gemelli imparano perché anche la comune matita è un miracolo - una cosa che nessuno sa davvero come fare - e che il processo tramite cui viene creata è la chiave per la prosperità nella nostra epoca moderna.

Basato sul classico saggio “Io, Matita” di Leonard Reed, il tuo bambino imparerà i principi economici di ordine spontaneo, divisione del lavoro, competizione, commercio e libero mercato - e perché queste cose avvicinano le persone nel mondo per una cooperazione pacifica.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 8 reviews)

Samuel ★★★★★

My nephew was constantly asking "why" about everyday things, and this book gave us a perfect way to explain markets. The story with Ethan and Emily made abstract ideas feel concrete and fun. Even I learned something new about how a simple pencil gets made.

Benjamin ★★★★★

My kids finally understand why we don't just get everything for free, and the story about the pencil really drove home the concept of scarcity for them. It's a clever way to introduce basic economics without being boring.

Andrew ★★★★★

Finally, a kids' book that explains basic economics without dumbing it down — Ethan and Emily's confusion about everyday items like backpacks really made my daughter stop and think. The story kept her engaged enough to finish it in one sitting.