The Tuttle Twins

Tuttle kaksikud saavad teada seadusest

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$9.09 $12.99 In stock

Category: Print Book

Lastele Õpetatakse Sageli, et Valitsus Kaitseb Meie Elu, Vabadust Ja Vara,

kuid kas võib olla tõsi, et mõned seadused lubavad teistel inimestel meile tegelikult haiget teha ja meie asju ära võtta? Ühine Ethan ja Emily Tuttlega, kui nad saavad teadmisi vara, piraatide ja röövimise kohta.

Oma naabri Fredi abiga peavad kaksikud ära arvama, mida nad saavad teha, et peatada halvad inimesed valitsuses.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 20 reviews)

Charlotte G. ★★★★★

My kids kept asking why adults can take things away, and this book finally gave us a way to talk about it without me stumbling. It’s short enough to read in one sitting, and the questions it raises stuck with them long after.

Hannah ★★★★★

The book tackles a tough subject—how laws can sometimes hurt people—but breaks it down in a way my 9-year-old actually grasped. The question it raises about protecting property got us into a deep, honest dinner conversation that I wasn't expecting. Worth picking up if you want to introduce real-worl

Riley ★★★★★

The chapter about how laws can sometimes harm people really sparked a serious conversation with my 9-year-old, which I didn't expect from a kids' book. It's dense for younger readers, but the questions it raises are exactly what we needed to talk about.