Let them choose the dream.
A new toy, art supplies, or something they’ve been eyeing. Pick a goal and talk about how much it costs.
BookBank.
A little place for
their next big thing.
their next big thing.
Color options shown. Each quantity of 1 includes one book. Cash not included.
A gift with a goal of their own
Kids’ Cash Savings Book
Big dreams. One page at a time.
Let them choose what they’re saving for. Make the first deposit together. Then open BookBank to see every banknote they’ve set aside along the way.
- Clear sleeves make saved cash visible.
- A goal they choose gives each deposit a purpose.
- A simple saving ritual you can share.
$29.79 USD
$7.76 USD
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A closer look at BookBank
A compact banknote album with a crocodile-like textured cover, transparent sleeves and a three-digit combination clasp. It holds paper cash in individual sleeves so you can turn the pages and count together.
One book per unit. Cash and props pictured are not included.
Giving it to a child
A gift idea for children roughly 5–15, with adult support matched to their age. Help younger children handle the sleeves and clasp; let older children lead the goal and counting.
The combination clasp
A personal code adds a fun opening-and-closing ritual. Set it together using your supplied instructions, and have an adult keep a record of the code. This is a cash album, not a security safe.
How it works
The first page starts
with the two of you.
No big money talk needed. Start with one thing they want, one banknote, and a little time together.
Make the first deposit together.
Slip a banknote into the first sleeve. Count it together and connect that first amount to their goal.
Turn the pages. See the progress.
Add money when they choose to save. Count what’s there, work out what’s left, and celebrate each step.
Give the first deposit a story
“What would you
love to save for?”
That question can be the beginning of the gift. Put a little money aside together and make a plan to check in again.
For parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles: a simple way to take part in something that matters to them.
See what’s been set aside
A savings book
they can open and count.
The clear pages are the point: a place to see their cash, revisit their goal, and practice saving with you.
| Everyday moment | An opaque envelope | BookBank |
|---|---|---|
| Seeing the cash | Take the banknotes out to view them. | See banknotes through transparent sleeves. |
| Keeping it organized | Banknotes sit together in one space. | Banknotes have individual page sleeves. |
| Counting together | Lay the banknotes out. | Turn through the pages together. |
| Making it theirs | A simple place to put cash. | A textured book with a personal combination clasp. |
Little details, everyday use
A place for
“I saved this.”
Transparent sleeves hold their banknotes. The compact cover keeps the pages together. The three-digit clasp adds a little moment of ownership each time they open it.
The habit to practice is simple: choose a goal, set money aside, and return to count it.
Moments worth giving
Their next chapter.
Your part in it.
A gift for the occasion, and a reason to keep checking in.
The birthday wish
Give their birthday money a place to go while they decide what they really want.
The grandparent gift
Start with a deposit together. Next visit, ask them to show you how their goal is coming along.
The first allowance
Invite them to choose a little to save, put it in a sleeve, and count it again next time.
A few things to know
Before their first deposit.
What is BookBank?
BookBank is a Kids’ Cash Savings Book: a compact album for paper banknotes, with transparent sleeves, a crocodile-like textured cover and a three-digit combination clasp.
Who is it for?
Adults buying for children roughly ages 5–15. Adapt the activity to the child: younger children may need help inserting banknotes and counting, while older children can take more of the lead.
Can it hold coins?
BookBank is designed for paper banknotes. The transparent sleeves are not coin compartments.
Does it come with money?
No. Cash shown in the images illustrates how the sleeves are used. You choose whether to add a first deposit when giving the gift.
Does it teach my child to save automatically?
BookBank gives you a place to practice together. Choose a goal, add deposits and count the money as you go. The conversations and repetition are part of the activity; individual results vary.
How do we set the combination?
Follow the instructions supplied with your BookBank. Have an adult help, test the code before closing the clasp, and keep a record of it.
What happens when they reach their goal?
Count the cash together and let them put it toward what they chose. Then talk about what they’d like to save for next.
When will my order arrive?
See the shipping options available for your address at checkout.
Start with one banknote
Big dreams.
One page at a time.
Give them a place to begin. Make the first deposit together.
Choose their BookBank ↑
Kids’ Cash Savings Book
$29.79 USD