For Grown-Ups
Two layers.
One story.
Children experience adventure and comedy. Adults recognize financial behavior patterns playing out in real situations. Neither layer announces itself.
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Schools piloting
Georgia & California
K–8
Grade levels
Ages 5–14
10
Book series arc
5 available now
0
Financial vocabulary
In any story prose
The Architecture
Children absorb behavior before they can name it. That's the design.
Adventure & Comedy
Children experience a neighborhood story — something is happening, somebody noticed it, The Crew figures it out. Humor, heart, and genuine stakes. The financial concepts are completely invisible.
Behavioral Finance Patterns
Grown-ups reading alongside their children recognize the exact behavior patterns — loss aversion, information asymmetry, authority legitimacy, voluntary exchange, social proof. Both layers are real. Neither announces itself.
Why This Works
Behavior is installed before it's named.
Children recognize the pattern from the story when they encounter it in real life — often years later.
The story carries the behavior without requiring a lesson. Children don't feel taught. They feel like they figured something out.
The Name Nothing Rule ensures the financial concept never becomes the point of the adventure. The adventure is always the point.
The Characters
Every character is a financial behavior pattern a child can see themselves in.
Miller
The EngineHigh-risk, high-reward thinking. Natural loss aversion bypass. Miller demonstrates what happens when you optimize for action over information — sometimes brilliantly, sometimes expensively.
Naiya
The AuthoritySocial proof dynamics. Authority legitimacy. The cost of being positioned as the expert when the domain shifts.
Macon
The ContradictionLoss aversion in its clearest form. The endowment effect. Why parting with something feels qualitatively different from not gaining the same thing.
Ava
The IntelligenceInformation credibility. Expertise discounted by proximity and age. What it costs to be right and young.
Sai
The WildcardValue vs. price. Voluntary exchange creates surplus on both sides. Optimizing for what actually matters, not for what is measurable.
Brooke-Lynn
The SkepticThe economics of honest information. What it costs to be the person who tells the truth. Social value of accurate signal in a group.
The Bigger Picture
The books are the entry point.
The franchise is the destination.
Adventures™ is one pillar of a connected ecosystem designed to follow a child from their first neighborhood story through applied financial decision-making. Schools and libraries that bring in the books today are establishing a relationship with a franchise property — not purchasing a unit study.
Adventures™ Books
Where financial behavior is first observed — embedded invisibly in a neighborhood story children actually want to read.
$100 Week™ + CoinQuest™
Where behavior is practiced — a browser simulation and a student fintech app that generate real behavioral data.
iMPACT Partners™
Where educators become certified facilitators of the full ecosystem — the institutional layer that scales the franchise.
Five books are available now. The ecosystem is live. Schools piloting today are on the ground floor of a 10-book franchise arc.
Inquire NowBring It To Your School
Your students are already paying attention.
Give them something worth noticing.
We're actively expanding the pilot cohort. Teachers, librarians, curriculum directors, and program administrators — if you work with K–8 students and care about financial behavior, this is the conversation to start.
First-mover access to a growing franchise
You're not licensing a workbook. You're establishing your institution in a 10-book ecosystem while it's still in its early chapters.
FLIQ Score™ behavioral data — proprietary to this program
No other children's series generates the behavioral assessment data we do. Your students' financial decision-making patterns, quantified.
Zero lesson planning required
The curriculum lives inside the story. Implementation requires a book and a read-aloud. The iMPACT Partners™ certification handles the educator layer.
Curriculum integration guide included
Standards-aligned. Mapped to your existing framework. Implementation support from the first day.
Start with the story.
The rest of the franchise follows.
Five books available now. A 10-book arc in progress. An ecosystem already live. This is what it looks like at the beginning of something.