My name is Susie. I have a little brother named Billie. This is our dog Warren and our cat's name is Vix. Our Mommy is a Stock Trader. Jennifer Pioli's delightful interactive activity book entitled My Mommy is a Stock Trader introduces children as young as five years old to the "colorful" world of investing Kids will have plenty to do as they read, color, and write their way through this fun and educational book. Meet Susie. Her mother is a stock trader, and Susie would like to teach kids all about what exactly her mom does. Children will get the most out of these basic lessons in investing by interacting directly with the story. This happens through completing basic exercises, coloring pictures, and reading about the stock market in terms that are easy and simple to understand. My Mommy is a Stock Trader isn't your typical children's book Through the storyline and various activities, kids will learn all sorts of new and exciting facts about the stock market. They will become familiar with what a stock chart is and how to read it, and will be able to identify up and down price movement. As the story of Susie and her stock trader mother continues, children can learn to identify the stock symbols of some of their favorite family friendly companies, as well as identify what types of products and services are made by companies that offer publicly traded stocks. This is only the beginning, however, as the fundamentals of investing are given in small digestible bites that make it easy for everyone to understand Parents and children alike will find My Mommy is a Stock Trader a fun way to learn all the basics about a very real world topic. Those looking for an inventive way to incorporate learning into their child's playtime should look no further. With plenty of whimsical pictures and educational activities, this is so much more than your average coloring book Suitable for children ages five years and older, My Mommy is a Stock Trader aims to expose kids from an early age to the endless possibilities that investing in the stock market has to offer. Encouraging early education can lead to a lifelong interest in the money management field. My Mommy is a Stock Trader proves that it is never too young to introduce the beginnings of what can eventually become a richly rewarding career path.