Business Booklist For Middle Schoolers

In this blog post, we have put together a list of our recommended business books for middle school students.

1. “Lemonade War” by Jacqueline Davies 

Follows the story of two siblings who start a lemonade stand and learn about competition, collaboration, and basic business concepts. 

2. “The Startup Squad” by Brian Weisfeld and Nicole C. Kear 

A series that introduces young readers to entrepreneurship and the adventures of four friends as they start and run their own businesses. 

3. “Better Than a Lemonade Stand: Small Business Ideas for Kids” by Daryl Bernstein 

Offers practical business ideas and tips for young entrepreneurs, encouraging them to think creatively about starting their own ventures. 

4. “A Smart Girl’s Guide: Money” by Nancy Holyoke 

Part of the American Girl series, this book provides age-appropriate financial advice and guidance for young girls. 

5. “Kid Start-Up: How YOU Can Become an Entrepreneur” by Mark Cuban 

Written by the renowned entrepreneur Mark Cuban, this book offers insights and inspiration for kids interested in starting their own businesses. 

6. “The Kids’ Business Book” by Arlene Erlbach 

Covers various aspects of starting a business, including brainstorming ideas, creating a business plan, and managing money. 

7. “The Teen Money Manual: A Guide to Cash, Credit, Spending, Saving, Work, Wealth, and More” by Kara McGuire 

Provides practical financial advice for teenagers, covering topics such as saving, budgeting, investing, and entrepreneurship. 

8. “The Everything Kids’ Money Book: Earn it, save it, and watch it grow!” by Brette Sember 

An interactive guide that helps kids understand the basics of money, earning, saving, and making smart financial decisions. 

9. “Kidpreneurs: Young Entrepreneurs With Big Ideas!” by Adam Toren and Matthew Toren 

Shares stories of young entrepreneurs who have successfully started their own businesses, offering valuable lessons and inspiration. 

10. “Finance 101 for Kids: Money Lessons Children Cannot Afford to Miss” by Walter Andal 

This book provides essential financial lessons, including saving, investing, understanding credit, and making wise money choices.