The Tuttle Twins

Audiobook for "Leviathan Crisis"

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$4.54 $6.99 In stock

Category: Children's Storybooks

Our children should understand that making decisions out of fear can have unintended consequences. Let’s help our children learn from history.

When they hear fear mongering, it’s important that they stop and find the truth before making decisions that could affect their lives.

The twins’ latest adventure will help your children understand the importance of not giving up freedom for the promise of safety because those in power don’t actually have the ability to follow through on those promises.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella L. ★★★★★

The narration really pulls you in—my daughter kept asking for "one more chapter" every night. It’s a thoughtful way to open a conversation about fear-driven choices, and the story’s pacing held her attention the whole way through.

Christopher ★★★★★

My kid actually paused the story halfway through to ask what "fear mongering" means, and that led to a real conversation about why people make big scary claims. The narration kept them hooked for the full ride, which is rare in our house.

Alexander ★★★★☆

My kid actually paused it mid-chapter to ask what "fear mongering" meant, which led to a good talk about how panic shapes choices. The chapter lengths are short enough for bedtime, though the narrator’s voice gets a bit monotone in the slower parts.