Quentin Riser, Human Development & Family Studies assistant professor and the Dean’s Equitable Early Lifespan Faculty Fellow, recently co-authored a children’s book with Quinlan Riser, his twin brother, that aims to get kids and parents talking about money and financial concepts. Quinlan has worked as a financial advisor and now leads an insurance business. The Risers and their book, Eden’s Money Magic: Learning about Finances, were featured in a recent Madison365 article and podcast. The book is designed to be two-generational, Quentin said in the interview—the brothers note that financial education often comes too late for people, and many adults don’t formally learn about finance. “From a child development research perspective, I’m always an advocate for early interventions,” Quentin said. “The earlier we act, the better.”: madison365.com/twin-brothers-make-money-magic-uw-professor-his-financial-adviser-twin-brother-drop-childrens-book #HumanEcology