The Tuttle Twins

Les Jumeaux Tuttle et le Crayon Miracle

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Category: Print Book

Est-ce que vos enfants savent comment le marché libre fonctionne?

Ethan et Emily Tuttle ont grandi en prenant pour acquis les nombreuses choses qu’ils utilisent : les vêtements, les voitures, les maisons, les sacs à dos, même quelque chose d’aussi simple qu’un crayon. Lors de cette aventure amusante dans une usine étonnante, les jumeaux apprennent pourquoi même un crayon commun est un miracle, un crayon que personne ne sait vraiment comment fabriquer, et comment le processus par lequel il est fabriqué est la clé de la prospérité dans notre époque moderne.

Basé sur l’essai classique “Moi, le crayon” de Leonard Read, vos enfants apprendront les principes économiques de l’ordre spontané, la division du travail, la concurrence, le commerce et le marché libre, et pourquoi ces choses poussent les gens du monde entier à coopérer pacifiquement ensemble.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 8 reviews)

Ruby Z. ★★★★★

My eight-year-old kept asking questions about why things cost different amounts, and this book gave him a clear story to understand trade-offs. The way it shows the twins discovering incentives through a simple crayon shortage really clicked with him.

Henry G. ★★★★★

My kids actually asked to read this one twice in one evening—the way it weaves basic economic ideas into the story is surprisingly engaging. The illustrations kept them focused while the lesson on free markets sank in naturally.

Penelope B. ★★★★★

Finally, a children's book that explains basic economics without talking down to them. My 8-year-old actually grasped the idea of voluntary exchange after we read the part about the special pencil together. The conversations it sparked were totally worth the purchase.