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The Liebrary | Howard Pearlstein, Amanda Pearlstein

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Should children learn to drive cars? Are volcanoes bubbling with fondu? And do rhinos make good pets? Mikayla and Drew loved to read and learn new things...but when a new stack of books gives way to facts unlike anything they had ever heard of before, chaos ensues! Soon the children are swimming with alligators, eating candies like vitamins, and getting blasted by their neighbor. Which leads them to wonder . . . If it's in a book, is it actually true? From Amanda Pearlstein, Howard Pearlstein, and Maren Amini, comes a rhyming tale about what happens when a family decides to take every word to heart--and the hilarious consequences that follow. A perfect book for fans of Harry Bliss and Doreen Cronin!

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The Liebrary | Howard Pearlstein, Amanda Pearlstein

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I read a few children's books just now, to cleanse my palate and this one just rubs me the wrong way. Maybe it's how things have been for the past few years but the notion of libraries spreading lies and providing false information resonates more than “don't take everything at face value“

Not to mention the horrible artwork of the kids burning the books with false information in them. I don't need to remind anyone what kind of people burn books.