Author(s): Postdoctoral Researcher Empires of Faith Project Rachel Wood,Bev Wood
Format: Paperback
No. of Pages: 102
Publisher: Booksurge Publishing
Language: English
Date Published: 2009-12-15
Dimensions: 152.4 x 223.52 x 10.16mm
Publication City/Country: United States
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Illustrations: black & white illustrations

FROM FOREWORD CLARION REVIEW Four Stars (out of Five) Since there seems to be no end to the various things teenagers simply must have, from makeup and clothing to expensive electronics, learning to earn one's own money is an essential life skill. Bev and Rachel Wood, a mother-daughter writing team, have taken on the task of teaching this lesson in their extremely helpful and well-written handbook, I CAN EARN IT! Structured simply and effectively, I CAN EARN IT consists of twelve chapters that offer ideas and encouragement for enterprising teens and preteens. The tone of I CAN EARN IT is easy and friendly, and topics are approached in such a way that young readers won't feel overwhelmed or inundated with detail. Work ethics and responsibility are stressed in a manner that informs and encourages without lecturing, and the information and ideas given are concise and relevant. I CAN EARN IT is a fun, informative, and valuable resource for enterprising teens and t'weens. Product Description Mom and Daughter team, Bev and Rachel Wood partnered to create the book, I CAN EARN IT! The Make Money How-to For Teens and T'weens. Filled with solid business ideas from Mom and the real dish from Rachel, the book is a great tool for teens and pre-teens alike! As teens and pre-teens use the ideas in I CAN EARN IT! they will find many rewards: extra cash, skills to build a resume, greater self confidence and the chance to make a difference. I CAN EARN IT! helps teens and pre-teens assess what strengths and experience they possess that could be used to make extra dollars. Business basics are discussed in an easy to understand way including the concepts of profit and expense as well as the construction of a mini business plan. Family discussions are encouraged to be sure kids make good safe choices for their money making ideas.