The Tuttle Twins

Les Jumeaux Tuttle et le Marché Chamboulé

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POURQUOI LES GENS FONT-ILS LES CHOIX QU’ILS FONT ?

Maintenant qu’ils ont gagné un peu d’argent, Ethan et Emily Tuttle commencent à se demander comment ils peuvent en faire bon usage et gagner encore plus. C’est ainsi qu’est née l’idée d’un Marché des Enfants Entrepreneurs, qui les aiderait à trouver d’autres enfants susceptibles de vouloir emprunter leur argent pour monter leur petite entreprise.

Mais, comme les jumeaux vont bientôt apprendre - grâce aux idées de l’Action Humaine par Ludwig von Mises - c’est une affaire périlleuse. Les gens ont des incitations différentes pour faire les choix qu’ils font et certains choix peuvent entraîner un désordre sur leur marché !

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Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 20 reviews)

Abigail Z. ★★★★★

My kids kept asking about money after we read this together, and the way Ethan and Emily figure out their choices really sparked some good dinner table chats. The French text is clear enough for my intermediate learners too, which is a bonus I didn't expect.

Emily ★★★★★

The way the story frames money decisions through Ethan and Emily's choices really clicked for my nephew—he started asking about saving versus spending right after we finished it. The book's pacing keeps the economic lesson light, which is a relief for parents.

Aurora ★★★★★

My kids kept asking why the characters chose what they did, and this book turned that into a real conversation about money and decisions. The story handles the twin’s new earnings in a way that’s clear without being preachy.