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Tyler has $2.65 and a burning desire to get a phone. How will he ever save up enough money?

Tyler Tanner is the only kid at middle school without a phone. If only he was better at saving money. Mom says he isn’t responsible. Well, he’ll show everyone—he’ll earn enough cash to buy his own phone!

From finding coins on the sidewalk to walking dogs, Tyler tries hard to earn money but soon discovers that saving up isn't easy. When the time finally arrives to take his piggy bank to the phone store, Tyler starts having doubts about his dream phone—and has a tough decision to make.

One of the most important lessons kids can learn is how to handle their money. In The No-Phone Kid , Tyler demonstrates resourcefulness and perseverance to reach his goal. At the same time, he never forgets how important it is to be a good friend.

The No-Phone Kid is an entertaining children’s book for ages 8-12, elementary and middle school students, and parents of kids learning about money.

2023 Purple Dragonfly Book Award Winner (Honorable Mention)

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