Reach for the stars: introduce basic financial concepts while empowering kids…

"Introduce basic financial concepts early through this easy and light hearted story, while empowering kids to make big goals and to take action! Will Mimi’s plan be successful? Who will she recruit to help her reach her goal? What setbacks will she encounter?"

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