Business
See why customers, sales, and costs come first.
An original color-and-learn story
The stock market.
Finally made clear.
Maya follows one mystery from a neighborhood bakery to the stock market—so children can see what a business, stock, share, price, and risk actually mean.
Paperback · 132 pages · Designed for curious kids ages 7–10
ShareA small part of a company
RiskThe result may differ
132thoughtfully paced pages
11connected chapters
1mystery worth solving
The idea
Children do not need smaller words.
They need clearer ideas.
Real financial vocabulary, introduced only when the story gives it meaning.
Inside the book
Not a pile of worksheets.
One continuous discovery.
Each chapter begins with a question Maya needs to answer. The reader colors the clues, tests the idea, and carries the answer into the next chapter.
Chapter 4
What is a stock?
A stock is ownership in a company divided into small parts. The idea arrives only after Maya already understands business, profit, and ownership.
The learning journey
From a bakery shelf
to owning a share.
Maya never jumps straight to investing. Each discovery gives the next big word somewhere real to land.
Profit
Discover what may remain after a business pays its costs.
Ownership
Learn how a company can belong to one person—or many.
Stock & shares
See how ownership is divided into small pieces called shares.
Price & risk
Understand why buyers disagree and outcomes are never guaranteed.
Careful choices
Bring goals, time, dividends, and diversification together.
A real market word—introduced only after “stock” and “share” already make sense.
Built to be colored
Big shapes. Calm pages. Ideas a crayon can reveal.
Every coloring scene is designed with broad, purposeful surfaces—not busy texture. Children can see where to begin and feel the progress as the concept takes shape.
- ✓ Large, closed coloring regions
- ✓ One clear action per page
- ✓ Vocabulary explained inside the story
- ✓ No promises of guaranteed investment results
See it in motion
From a page
to a conversation.
The book is designed to make children ask better questions—and give parents a natural way to answer them together.
A free 10-minute mini lesson
Have the first stock-market conversation tonight.
Get a printable parent-and-child mini kit with three real book pages, a conversation guide, and one simple teach-it-back challenge.
