Arthur’s Funny Money. By Lillian Hoban. 1981. 64 p. Harper & Row, $9.50 (06022343-X)
K-Gr. 4. Arthur needs five dollars to buy a cap and t-shirt for his Frisbee team, he has $3.80 saved, so he decides to clean bikes to save money. Unfortunately, Arthur finds that you have to spend money to make money. In the end though
he makes enough money to buy his uniform and have money left over to buy candy for himself and his sister. This books shares the ideal of entrepreneurship. It deals with supply and demand and a market economy.
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