Kira Ein Hund Namens Money

Kira Ein Hund Namens Money (English: Kira and a Dog named Money) is a 2000 by Bodo Schäfer, a German economics writer. The novel has the theme of money matters in domestic life. This story has been published in other countries, including Asia.
Plot summary
Kira, who is twelve years old, is intent on wasting her limited pocket money on dolls and other childish things. Her family lives beyond their means and her parents are constantly arguing about the shortage of money. Kira is therefore upset by the subject of economics and wishes to avoid it. However, when she twice rescues a stray dog (later named Money by Kira), the dog, in gratitude, reveals its ability to talk. The dog seems to have a in-depth knowledge of economics.
Characters
*Kira Klausmueller: a 12-year-old girl who rescues a stray dog, who she names him Money.
*Money: the stray dog who has been previously owned by Mr. Goldsten. Money teaches Kira the importance of money.
*Marcel: Kira's cousin.
*Monica: Kira's best friend.
*Kira's parents: Kira's mom and dad who always argue each other about the shortage of their money.
*the Hanencamps: gives Kira her job as taking care of their dog, Napoleon.
*Wilhelm: the Hanencamp's grandson whom Kira has crush on. A calm boy who loves animals.
*Mr. Goldsten: Money's former owner who lost Money on a car crash. A gentleman who is very rich.
*Mrs. Trump: an elderly, rich woman who is a little weird but nice.
Reception
Darana Chudasri of the Bangkok Post wrote that "The book has received overwhelming praise from parents who have used it as a tool to teach their children about basic financial principles."

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