The Financial Fairy Tales: The Troll Bridge

The Financial Fairy Tales: The Troll Bridge

by Mr Daniel Britton

32 pages· 2014· ISBN 9781499167870
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Everyone and everything crossing over the bridge had to pay the Troll Tax. It had always been that way, and no-one ever questioned it... Until a young boy dared to ask why? The Troll Bridge is the latest instalment in the multi-award winning Financial Fairy Tales series - stories which make learning about money serious fun!

Share with your child positive and inspiring money messages, values and ideas, to help sow the seeds of a bright financial future. The Troll Bridge tells the story of a young boy, Joel and his encounter with the Troll who lives under a bridge. The greedy Troll charges everyone and everything that crossed the bridge and grew very wealthy. When disaster strikes however he needs the kindness of strangers to save him from a damp and miserable end.

The Troll Bridge has many financial and money themes including tax, supply and demand, trade and public spending; all wrapped up in a fun and entertaining story. Perfect for enquiring minds and teaching younger children money values and ideas.
            

The Troll Bridge is a finalist in the 2015 BookBuzz Awards

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