The Books That Teach
Kids About Money
Most kids graduate without understanding how money works. Easton decided to change that — one book at a time. His series is fun, age-appropriate, and actually sticks.
Easton Learns to Save
The first book in the series. Easton teaches kids the most important money habit of all — saving — through a story they'll want to read again and again.
Reading Book
Easton Learns to SaveReading Book
Easton's story-driven debut that makes saving feel natural and exciting. Perfect for ages 4–10, with colorful illustrations and a lesson that sticks long after the last page.
Activity Book
Easton Learns to SaveColoring & Activity Book
The interactive companion that turns reading into doing. Kids color, trace, match, and practice saving concepts with fun activities designed to reinforce every lesson.
Easton Learns to Budget
Book two tackles the skill most adults still struggle with. Easton breaks down budgeting into a simple, memorable framework kids can actually use — starting with their first allowance.
Reading Book
Easton Learns to BudgetReading Book
A story-first approach to budgeting that makes the 50/30/20 rule feel simple and natural. Kids learn to plan where their money goes before it disappears.
Activity Book
Easton Learns to BudgetColoring & Activity Book
Budget worksheets, spending trackers, and coloring pages that transform reading into practice. Kids build their first real budget while having fun doing it.
Easton Learns About Investing
Book three is in the works. Easton's tackling the stock market, compound interest, and why starting young is the biggest money advantage a kid can have.
Easton Learns About Investing
What's a stock? How does compound interest work? Why does starting at age 9 put you years ahead? Easton's writing the answers — in the way only a kid can explain them to other kids.
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