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How to help kids develop a values approach to money in a materialistic world?

Books

For Parents:

The Torah of Money:

With All your Possessions: Jewish Ethics and the Economic Life, Meir Tamari (Free Press, 1987)

The Challenge of Wealth: The Jewish Perspective on Earning and Spending Money, Meir Tamari

Rambam's Ladder: A Meditation on Generosity and why it is Necessary to Give, Julie Salamon, 2003

Jews, Money and Social Responsibility, Lawrence Bush and Jeffrey Dekro, 1993

On Parenting and Money:

What Kids Really Want that Money Can't Buy: Tips for Parenting in a Commercial World, Betsy Taylor, Warner Books, 2003

Silver Spoon Kids: How Successful Parents Raise Responsible Children, Eileen and Jon Gallo, Contemporary Books, 2001

Making Allowances: A Dollars and Sense Guide to Teaching Kids about Money, Paul Lermitte

For Kids:

What Zeesie Saw on Delancey Street, Elsa Okun Real; Simon & Shuster, 1996

Bagels From Benny, Aubrey Davis (primary grades)

Joseph Had a Little Overcoat, Taback Simms (early childhood)

It Could Always be Worse, Margot Zemach (early childhood)

The Giving Book, Ellen Sabin (grades 2-6)

A Kid's Guide to Giving, Ellen Sabin (grades 2-6)

My Book of Thanks, B.G. Hennessy (pre-school through grade 2)

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