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Highlights
- Cash is Queen breaks down the basics of how young women of today can learn to understand and manage money--an empowering skill that will last them a lifetime.
- 160 Pages
- Juvenile Nonfiction, Concepts
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About the Book
Cash is Queen is an empowering title which helps teach young women about how to understand and manage their money.Book Synopsis
Cash is Queen breaks down the basics of how young women of today can learn to understand and manage money--an empowering skill that will last them a lifetime. The world's first money book written exclusively for girls, Cash is Queen is designed to deliver the sophistication, practicality, and fun guaranteed to appeal to today's young woman. Study after study shows that women are far happier discussing virtually anything else but bank balances, and this lack of confidence in openly discussing money matters is crippling the female population financially. Women negotiate less in salary discussions, are excessively cautious and risk averse when it comes to investing, and lack the general awareness around how to optimize retirement savings to guarantee a comfortable retirement. With clear explanations and empowering text by experienced financial expert Davinia Tomlinson, you'll learn that establishing a positive relationship with money as an adult must be cultivated in childhood. Cash is Queen explains in a tone that's relatable, fresh, and fun, everything a young girl needs to know about saving, spending, and stashing her cash, helping girls everywhere establish positive financial habits that will last a lifetime. Non-patronizing or preachy, this book is essential reading for young girls everywhere as they enter adulthood and begin the journey of discovery in identifying the mark they would like to leave in the world.Review Quotes
"An important handbook that encourages readers to establish financial habits that will last a lifetime."--The School Librarian, The School Librarian
"Essential reading in these lean times."--City Kids Magazine
"This guide to managing money, aimed exclusively at young women, teaches readers how to have a healthy relationship with what we earn and spend, with tips on making a budget and negotiating pay. A lead title for Quarto in January."--The Bookseller
About the Author
Davinia Tomlinson is the award-winning founder of rainchq, set up to help women take control of their financial futures. She has over 15 years experience across the investment management and professional services industries. Davinia has a First Class Honours degree from Aston University, an Executive MBA from Cass Business School and holds the Investment Management Certificate (IMC). Outside of rainchq, Davinia is a Trustee at Talawa Theatre Company, established more than 30 years ago to improve black representation in theatre. She is the mother of two young daughters who are the best mini-rainmakers and her ultimate inspiration.
Andrea Oerter is a reconverted graphic designer, now part-time freelance illustrator, born and based in Brussels. She has a very classic academic background, but has always liked to paint and draw on the side. Her childhood and lifestyle are her main inspirations for her art, and her style is influenced by comic drawing, as this is how she initially learned to draw. She likes to use bright colors, and draw characters in everyday life situations, surrounded by nature and optimism. She likes the idea of conveying a sense of innocence and sweetness in what she does. She works from home in the heart of Brussels, which she shares with her partner and their cat. So far, she has worked as an illustrator in the editorial, digital, and advertising fields, for brands and projects linked to childhood, body positivity, motherhood, and more.
