Red and Green Apples

The book is perfect for families with children aged 9 and above. Anastasia describes the book in a very nice way, so we let her to speak for us: "Hey everyone! Just wanted to share my thoughts on a super cool book I recently read "Red & Green Apples””, part of the book series The Secrets of a Business-Bubbly Kid." It's by Mia Barc, and I even got it with her autograph – how awesome is that? So, the story is like a diary narrated by a boy, called Ral, who likes to play the piano, tennis, and skiing. Throughout the story we encounter a lot of funny situations to which I can totally relate, like when his mom lost a car in a busy parking lot! But what's really cool is how Ral learns about business stuff from a real life situations, and we as adults can seamlessly adopt it with our kids. Ral's got an incredible mom who knows the ins and outs of business, a tech-savvy dad, and a friend-business partner named Sophie who's an amazing painter. Together, they help Ral grasp the fundamentals of starting a business (most of the insights come from Ral's mom of course ????). And trust me, the book packs in a wealth of wisdom for all of us.Here are 5 key takeaways that I absolutely loved: 1.The A-Team is Everything: Ral's squad shows us that having the right people around is like having a superpower. When everyone brings their special skills, big things can happen!2. Where the Party's At: Just like knowing where your pals hang out, businesses need to find out where their customers are and go connect with them there. 3. Pennywise, Profit Rich: It is important to mind the costs if we want to end up with a profit. It's like playing a tennis tournament – you need to be at least in semi-finals to be on a plus side ????. 4. Stand Out from the Crowd: Ral's exploration of his competition shows that being different is what makes us unique. Businesses need to know their rivals and do something that makes them shine bright. 5. Enjoy the Ride: The biggest takeaway? Ral's reminder to enjoy the journey. Every bump and turn is part of the adventure. It's like a game – the thrill comes not just from winning but from playing and having fun! And the cherry on top? Kids redefine success. They donated their earnings to buy equipment for a hospital and have their names engraved on it! It's like winning the game and then sharing the joy with others. A powerful reminder that success isn't just about profits, but also about the positive impact we create." Thank you Anastasia!