Miss Money – The Clever Girls' Guide to Money
What clever girls should know about money
For centuries women have had all their educational, occupational and financial decisions made by men. Although women now have the same rights and opportunities, they still earn, save, own and invest significantly less money than men due to the fact that many women are afraid to improve their financial education. MISS MONEY aims to change that by teaching girls a basic understanding of finance: how to save, spend and invest money properly. It aims to give girls the necessary knowledge and self-confidence to make good financial decisions at an early stage.
» In just 180 pages and six sections, Magdalene Sporkmann communicates the basics – in a practical, clear, and well-structured way. […] This is an exceptionally successful work of non-fiction, one that should be required reading for all, not just young female readers.« – Deutschlandfunk Kultur
- The foundation for financial empowerment of tomorrow’s women
- Practical and accessible
Magdalena Sporkmann
Magdalena Sporkmann studied German and French literature and is currently working on her doctorate on Peter Handke's narrative work. In 2017 she was a finalist in the 25th open mike. Inspired by the financial crisis of 2008, her financial expertise is self-taught.
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Inka Vigh
Inka Vingh studied communication design at RheinMain University in Wiesbaden. She lives and works in Mainz as a freelance illustrator. Whether illustrating children’s or young adult books, gifts, or producing illustrations for cultural and social content – everything she does is filled with joy!
