Considering the place of money in life relationships, various groups such as novelists have studied and reflected it in their works. In fact, after topics such as love and death, money has been an attractive topic for writers, and they have reflected topics such as extravagance, gambling, altruism, embezzlement, bribery, and smuggling in their novels; therefore, by studying such works, valuable information about money in different societies can be obtained. The aim of this study is to examine the attitudes of female characters towards money and wealth in the novels Dream of Tibet and My Bird by Fariba Wafi based on documentary methods with a descriptive and analytical approach. The findings and results of the study indicate that in the novels under study, Wafi sought to show the impact of traditional and modern attitudes on women's mindsets about money and wealth; Traditional women who want money for their home and family and suppress their desires and needs, which has caused internal dissatisfaction in them; although they suppress this feeling. In contrast, there are modern women who prefer their own personal interests and desires to meeting the needs of others and think of nothing but consumption and fashion. The representation of this type of attitude in Wafi's stories has also been negative; but there is also a third group for whom money is a tool of struggle and they have considered it a way to free women from patriarchal attitudes.