Kidpreneurs: Young Entrepreneurs with Big Ideas! Paperback – November 24, 2009

My little entrepreneur has always been looking to make money, start a business, and be his own boss. Following through has always been the tough part. This booked has given him great ideas and a road map to follow. Plus the writers are awesome humans! I wouldn't hesitate to buy this for your kidpreneuer.

This book might even be a great refresher for current (adult) business owners. We read it over two nights to our (then 6 year old), and she ran from there. She set up a business that I help her with online, and she has a marketing plan, inventory management system, and all! After seeing her sister's success, our 5 year old started her own business as well. I help her purchase her items, and she assembles all of the kits and labels. Combined, they have made over $300, but more importantly, they are earning and learning very important skills and lessons along the way. Thank you to the amazing authors and team at Kidpreneurs!! Your big idea will help hundreds of thousands of kids and parents!

I just want to thank these brothers for writing this. I often wonder what my daughter thinks when daddy heads to the basement office to do "his business thing". This book was written by a couple of guys that obviously understand entrepreneurship and kids. It's written wonderfully and surprisingly loaded with information. I actually didn't expect it to be so comprehensive. It even has a little business planner in it. I've no doubt we should all be teaching our kids about entrepreneurship because the world JUST ISN'T for nine to fivers anymore. The career world has changed almost overnight. Thanks guys for taking the time because as you already know books are often more a labor of love than a profit source. So, thanks for sharing both your minds and your hearts!Dan NicholsSpeaker/Author of Business PublicationsLemonade Stand Simple & 8 Degrees of Separation (neither on Amazon)

I bought this book for my son a couple of years ago, he was still a little too young to understand it but over the last few weeks he's been thinking more about "making money".He's done papers and has hated it mainly because he has to deliver them rain or shine, and doesn't think that the effort he puts into it is worth the money he makes.After reading this book he's asking questions about running your own business and truly has some very neat ideas, some probably would not work but rather than shoot them down we sit down and review the idea and concepts and I help him put together his thoughts on paper so that he can see why the idea is good, or is not.He hasn't found the million dollar idea yet but knows that he doesn't want to work forever for someone else.This book pushed him in the right direction to think about entrepreneurship.

Loved this for my grandchildren

This was given in the Easter Basket this year and she's been reading it ever since. 11 years old and she's got a business plan she's working on for bracelets. Would totally recommend!

I thought it would be more of a workbook with advice to help kids develop their ideas. There was a lot more text than expected and just not as fun as I hoped.

My 7 and 9yos read this while they were waiting for us to get up this morning (jet lag makes them rise extra early). When I came out, they’d made a summer and winter business plan and were working on their logos. I’ll call this a success. :)