Refinery29 takes the best of the Money Diaries feature and organizes it into a lovely book. A money diary is simple: Note your income and monthly expenses, record every dollar you spend for a week (or a month or whatever), and take a good, hard look at how those numbers are affecting your life. Read about people of all ages, ethnicities, locations, careers, etc., and their relationships with money. It’s fabulous and eye-opening. Periodically, there’s a note to go put $1 into your savings account (or swear jar or whatever), which is a sneaky little trick to get you to save money while you read about money. There’s also a section about playing 21 Questions with your partner about finances and your futures, and it was SO helpful. This is a great, all-encompassing personal finance book for young people.

From New Year, New Money: 4 Personal Finance Books for Millennials at Book Riot.