The Tuttle Twins

Tuttle tvillingerne og den mirakuløse blyant

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Ethan og Emily Tuttle har taget mange ting for givet, mens de er vokset op: Tøj, biler, huse, rygsække – selv noget så simpelt som en blyant. Historien her fortæller hvordan tvillingerne besøger en fantastisk fabrik og opdager at selv en almindelig blyant er et mirakel – et mirakel som ingen faktisk ved hvordan man laver – og hvordan processen bag fremstillingen af blyanten er grundlaget for den moderne tids velstand.

Baseret på Leonard Reads klassiske essay I, Pencil lærer dine børn om de økonomiske principper som spontan orden, arbejdsdeling, konkurrence, handel og det frie marked – og hvorfor disse samler folk over hele verden i fredeligt samarbejde.

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Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 8 reviews)

Avery A. ★★★★★

I bought this for my 8-year-old after hearing how it makes economic concepts fun—the pencil story actually sparked a ton of questions about how things are made. The writing is clear enough for a kid but still interesting for adults to read along.

Richard P. ★★★★★

I wasn't sure how to explain economic concepts to my 8-year-old, but the story around the pencil in this book made it click instantly. She’s been pointing out trade-offs at the grocery store ever since we finished reading together.

Carter ★★★★★

My kids actually argued over who got to read it first, which never happens. The way it explains basic economics through a simple story about a pencil really got them thinking.