The Tuttle Twins

Tvillingarna Tuttle och den Mirakulösa Blyertspennan

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$8.83 $12.99 In stock

Category: Print Book

Vet dina barn hur en fri marknad fungerar? Emil och Emma Tuttle har under sin uppväxt tagit många av de saker som de använder till vardags för givna: kläder, bilar, hus, ryggsäckar—till och med något så enkelt som blyertspennor. I detta roliga äventyr besöker de en fantastisk fabrik. Tvillingarna får lära sig varför till och med en vanlig blyertspenna är ett underverk—som ingen faktiskt vet hur man tillverkar—och hur dess tillverkningsprocess är nyckeln till vår tids välstånd.

Berättelsen är baserad på den klassiska essän “Jag, pennan” av Leonard Read. Dina barn kommer lära sig om den spontana ordningens ekonomiska principer, arbetsdelning, konkurrens, handel och den fria marknaden—och hur dessa företeelser för samman världens människor i fredligt samarbete.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 8 reviews)

Mia J. ★★★★★

My kids finally understand where everyday stuff like backpacks and cars actually come from after reading this—the story does a great job walking through basic economic ideas without feeling like a lesson. The characters are relatable, and it’s sparked some good dinner table conversations about trade

Ruby Y. ★★★★★

We grabbed this for our kids to explain how everyday things like backpacks don’t just appear in stores, and it’s sparked some great dinner table conversations about where stuff really comes from. My 8-year-old actually asked why we can’t just print our own money after reading about the magical penci

Carter S. ★★★★★

My kids actually started asking questions about where their toys come from after we read this together, which was a great surprise. The story about Emil and Emma’s everyday items made the concept of a free market feel relatable and real for them.