Little Entrepreneur & Businessman Series- Pack of 10 Books
Big Dreams Start Small.
Raise a Little Entrepreneur.
Give your child a head start in the life skills schools rarely teach. The Little Entrepreneurs series by Hello Bacho is a set of 10 printed paperback story books that introduce money basics, smart choices and business thinking through warm, colourful stories kids love. From “Pause. Think. Choose!” to “Better Together!”, each book explores one big idea children can understand and use in real life. Recommended for ages 3–10.
Money Habits Form Early.
Let’s Make Them Good Ones.
Children watch how we shop, save and spend long before they understand numbers. That makes the early years the perfect time to plant simple, healthy ideas about money: that we earn it through effort, that wants can wait, and that saving brings big dreams closer.
These entrepreneur books for kids turn those ideas into stories, not lectures. Each book follows relatable characters through everyday situations, so children learn by seeing, feeling and talking — and then carry those lessons into their own little decisions at home, at school and with friends.
10 Books. 10 Big Life Lessons.
Explore all 10 books in order — from smart choices to running a business together.
Pause. Think. Choose!
Every smart money and business habit begins with a good decision. This story shows children a simple three-step way to slow down before acting: pause, think about the options, then choose. It gives kids a calm, easy routine they can use for toys, snacks, money and everyday choices.
Needs, Wants & Choices
What do we really need, and what do we simply want? Through relatable everyday moments, children learn to tell needs from wants and see why we cannot have everything at once. It is a gentle first step towards thoughtful spending.
Money Matters!
This story introduces what money is and the three big things we can do with it: earn it, save it and spend it wisely. Kids begin to understand that money is a tool that helps us plan, not something that appears out of nowhere.
Saving for My Big Goal
A little dream, a piggy bank and a plan. Children follow a character who saves step by step for something special, learning patience, planning and the joy of reaching a goal they worked for themselves.
How Money Is Earned
Where does money come from? This book shows that people earn money through work, skills and helping others. It helps children respect different kinds of work and understand the effort behind every rupee.
My First Business Idea
Imagine it, build it, share it! Children see how a simple idea can grow into a small business when we notice a problem and think of a helpful solution. It encourages creativity, confidence and an early entrepreneurial spark.
Meet Your Customer!
Every good business starts by listening. This story teaches kids to ask questions, understand what people need and create something better for them. It builds empathy and communication along with business sense.
Price It Right!
How much should something cost? Children explore the simple idea of costs, value and fair prices in a fun, story-led way, learning that a good price is fair for both the maker and the buyer.
Where Did The Money Go?
Money can disappear fast if we do not keep track! Kids follow the trail of everyday spending and learn the habit of noting where money goes, an early, friendly introduction to budgeting.
Better Together!
Big ideas grow faster with friends. The final book celebrates teamwork, sharing roles and respecting each other’s strengths, showing children that working together leads to brighter results for everyone.
More Than Stories
Life skills that grow with every book.
Smart Choices
Pause, Think, ChooseKids learn to slow down and weigh options before deciding.
Money Basics
Needs, Wants & SavingA friendly understanding of earning, saving and spending wisely.
Goal Setting
Plan & Save for a DreamChildren discover how small steps add up to a big goal.
Creativity
Dream Up IdeasSpotting problems and imagining helpful solutions sparks an entrepreneurial mindset.
Empathy
Understand CustomersListening to others and caring about their needs is at the heart of every good business.
Teamwork
Better TogetherSharing roles and respecting strengths helps big ideas grow.
Teach Life Skills, One Story at a Time
Talking to children about money can feel tricky. Where do you start, and how do you keep it simple? This series gives you a ready-made path, with each book opening a natural conversation you can continue at the dinner table or in the shop.
- Simple language: big ideas like saving, pricing and customers explained in a child-friendly way.
- Values first: stories celebrate honesty, effort, patience, kindness and teamwork.
- Conversation starters: every book gives you easy questions to ask and real-life moments to connect to.
- Screen-free time: a calm, meaningful alternative to phones, tablets and TV.
Read It. Talk It. Try It.
- Bedtime reading: one story at night, with a short chat about what the character chose and why.
- Book of the week: read Books 1 to 10 in order, one each week, and practise the idea in daily life.
- Savings jar: after Book 4, help your child set a small goal and save towards it.
- Pretend shop: after Books 6 to 8, set up a play shop with prices, customers and a little “business plan”.
- Spending diary: after Book 9, note family purchases together and talk about needs and wants.
Why Real Books Still Win
Videos can explain money in seconds, but they rarely stick. A printed story book invites children to slow down, look closely at the pictures, ask questions and return to favourite pages again and again. With no ads, autoplay or endless scrolling, reading together builds attention span, vocabulary and a strong parent–child bond.
A Gift That Grows With Them
Looking for a meaningful Diwali gift, birthday present or return gift for kids? Skip another toy that is forgotten in a week. A 10-book Little Entrepreneurs pack gives children ideas they will use for life, and it is a gift parents genuinely value.
Everything You Need To Know
What age is this pack suitable for?
The pack is recommended for children aged 3–10. Younger children enjoy the stories read aloud by a parent, while older children can read them on their own and talk about the ideas.
How many books are included?
You get 10 printed paperback story books from the Little Entrepreneurs series by Hello Bacho, numbered Book 1 to Book 10.
What topics do the books cover?
Making thoughtful choices, needs and wants, what money is, saving for a goal, how money is earned, a first business idea, understanding customers, pricing, tracking spending and teamwork — one big idea per book.
Is my child too young to learn about money?
Not at all. The books explain money and business ideas through simple, friendly stories, so children pick up good habits naturally long before they handle real money.
In what order should we read the books?
Reading Book 1 to Book 10 in order works best, because the ideas build gently from choices and money basics to business ideas and teamwork. Children can also revisit favourites any time.
Will these books teach my child to be good with money?
They introduce healthy ideas like saving, planning and thoughtful spending in an age-friendly way. Talking about the stories together helps turn those ideas into everyday habits.
How can I use these books at home?
Read one book a week, then try a small real-life activity — a savings jar, a pretend shop or a family budget game — to bring the idea to life.
Is this a good gift?
Yes — it is a meaningful, screen-free gift for Diwali, birthdays, return gifts or holidays, especially for parents who want to teach life skills early.
What language are the books in?
The books are in English.
Is Cash on Delivery (COD) available?
Yes. COD is available with no extra fee, and shipping is free on all orders.
How soon will I receive my order?
Orders are dispatched within 24–48 hours and usually delivered in 5–7 days.
What is the return policy?
If your books arrive damaged or you receive the wrong item, contact us within 3 days of delivery and we will sort it out. Change-of-mind returns are not accepted.
