I thought that this book was digestible for our young readers who can learn to understand finances. I wished that there were more illustrations; however, as it got dull sometimes.

I learned more from this book than I did in my "History of Money" course in college. This is thoroughly up-to-date and offers clear, concise information on relevant topics that, in day to day life (or even in an academic setting), feel intimidatingly complex: cryptocurrency, the GDP, the "invisible hand," and so forth. Really liked it. As with her other book, "Total Garbage," there is superb back matter! My only hesitation is the relatively clunky layout of the graphics and text, but that might not be a problem in the physical copy.