The Tuttle Twins

Tuttle tvillingerne lærer om Loven

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Category: Print Book

Børn belæres ofte om, at regeringen beskytter vores liv, frihed og ejendom, men kunne det være at nogle af disse love faktisk tillader at andre mennesker skader os og tager vores ting? Følg med når Ethan og Emily Tuttle lærer om ejendom, pirater og plyndring. Med hjælp fra deres nabo Fred vil tvillingerne forsøge at finde ud af, hvad de kan gøre for at stoppe slynglerne i regeringen.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 8 reviews)

Chloe ★★★★★

Finally, a book that doesn't shy away from the tough questions about justice and fairness for young minds. The way it gently challenges the idea that all laws automatically protect us really got my seven-year-old thinking. It's made our post-bedtime conversations much more interesting.

George ★★★★★

My kids actually started asking questions about property rights after we read this together, which is more than I expected from a children's book. The way it presents complex ideas through simple scenarios keeps them engaged without talking down to them.

Daniel ★★★★★

Finally, a book that actually encourages kids to question authority and think critically about laws, not just blindly obey. My 9-year-old was hooked by the first page, and it sparked a whole dinner-table conversation about property rights. The conversational tone makes a complex idea feel accessible