We need books on poverty for children because there ... many people we had met over the years into fictional characters. Poor Economics for Kids is both fiction and non-fiction.

But he worries about the future of his calling. Across public education, students’ home lives have become less stable ...

I was reminded of this while reading Abhijit Banerjee’s foreword in economist Esther Duflo and illustrator Cheyenne Olivier’s recently released, Poor Economics for Kids. He writes: ...

A glimpse of the official book launch of 'Poor Economics for Kids', authored by Nobel Prize winning economist ... mindset geared toward making the world a better place for all. The books makes the ...

Books for Kids collects new children’s books from the Western New York community and distributes them to needy children who would not otherwise have a chance to own a book of their own.

What can parents and caregivers do? Keep trying. Also, give kids the chance to pick the books themselves. Fortunately, this fall’s crop of books for kids and teens offers some stellar possibilities.

She learnt that books could play an important role in ... While Banerjee has not partnered with Duflo on writing Poor Economics for Kids, he has contributed a foreword that captures the essence ...