Eli, a bright and curious seven-year-old, is about to embark on a life-changing summer with his loving Grandma Money. Through their heartwarming conversations, Grandma teaches Eli the importance of work, tithing, saving, budgeting, and even investing, all grounded in timeless Biblical principles. This book isn't just about money, it's about honoring God's blessings and learning how to manage them wisely. With a focus on financial literacy from a faith-based perspective, Eli & Grandma Money is an inspiring guide that empowers young minds to take charge of their financial futures, trusting in God's provision every step of the way. In all things, Zainabu gives thanks and glory to God. "Without Him, I don't know where I'll be today", says Zainabu. At a very early age, she realized her aspirations of becoming a business woman and a best known and selling author. Upon graduating from college, she experienced major financial setbacks. Through her experiences, she developed a passion to become self-taught on financial empowerment and personal development through a Biblical outlook. Because of that self-education, she has gained a greater passion for helping those in similar circumstances, as well as a passion to educate young children about financial literacy. Her first book, A Recipe to Extraordinary Success: A Guide for Achievers, was released March 2015. Along with being a business woman and an author, she is also an aspiring motivational speaker and passionately encourages, empowers and motivates others to live a purpose driven life ordained by God. She believes by involving God in all of one's endeavors, nothing will be impossible! Zainabu proudly proclaims herself as a woman of God who is passionate for the hearts of others turning towards a true relationship with God. She says, "God has given each and every one of us a calling, but it is up to us to take charge, empower and prosper as God so leads us."
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