Think Like a Boss: Kids Edition: 47 Money Making Ideas for Young Entrepreneurs, Earn Key Skills for Future Job Success in the Workplace or in Business. Helping Kids Learn Money Management Early

A good book with excellent ideas for money making ideas for young entrepreneurs.

I enjoyed reading this book to my children they found it very interesting also.

What a great book my granddaughter loves this

it has really good and simple ideas for kids to make money, although not all of them will apply to every child. but I like that the author states what ages can do which business. it is also good for parents to help them give their children ideas and help them implement them. So it is a good book overall

I love this book for my kids I got them one each, now they’re obsessed with making their own little business! This will be fun over the summer holidays for them

Nothing new - very much aimed at USA - lots not feasible for under 12sA list that one could make oneselfNot worth buying in my opinion ( 11 yr old. boy)

Unfortunately, while this book has loads for jobs/ money making ideas for kids, it has no information on any money management for kids. i,e Savings, budgeting for the money money ideas. What to do with the money they might earn. Wise spending, teaching about assets and liabilities.The book is aim at ages between 8 and 12, which would have been useful information to have in the description.

This is such a fun present idea, I bought this for my nephew and its full of great ideas! He now wants to try so many of them!

I checked the content, and it is very easy to understand and all the information is very logical with good definition.My son love it.

Highly recommended!! Excellent entrepreneurial ideas to explain how to be your own boss.

I think that it is a great idea to teach kids to be entrpreneurial, to not get lost in the rat race of having a job to save money to have a little when they're old. But, starting out with the sentence "Do you want to make more money than your friends?" is not useful for the world of a 7-year-old (that's the age the tips are aimed at).I believe a child needs to grasp the value of time, being independent and making their own decisions first. Second it needs to understand that if I want that, I need to pack up on some skills beforehand.Then the ideas of the book (which lists the skills learned per idea) come in handy and the child can choose which it likes best.

I should have had this book when I was a kid! I only did a couple of those things, and no one really told me what else I could do to make money or prepare me for work. This is a resourceful book, and it will prepare your child for a self-confident adult life full of goals! A really creative book!

Great list of potential entrepreneurship ideas for kids to explore. I'm sure my kids would love to test some of those ideas to get a bit more income. I had formatting issues with the Kindle version.