The Tuttle Twins

The Tuttle Twins Guide to Modern Villains

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These lessons may just have the key we need to help make sure the list of future villains is far shorter than the list in this book.

263 pages of content.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 21 reviews)

Ellie ★★★★★

My 12-year-old actually asked to keep reading past our usual bedtime, which never happens. The way it breaks down real-world manipulation tactics into 263 pages of digestible lessons feels eye-opening without being preachy. I flipped through the sample chapter first and was hooked by the practical e

Eva ★★★★★

We’ve been reading a chapter aloud every evening before dinner, and the 263 pages fly by because the examples are so relatable. My daughter actually brought up one of the “villain” scenarios at the dinner table, which sparked a much deeper conversation than I expected. It’s rare to find a guidebook

Madison W. ★★★★★

My 11-year-old and I read a chapter each night, and the 263 pages fly by because the real-world examples in each lesson actually spark conversations without feeling preachy. I was worried it'd be too dry for him, but the chapter on media manipulation had him pointing out examples for days after.