Books for Teens (Age 12+)

“The Tuttle twins are great, easy for anyone with an open mind, to understand and clearly see that the freedom to choose and let others choose framed in Golden rule, or the law of ""love your neighbors as yourself"" is the better choice. I firmly recommend these books to any one of any age that can read or be read to. I stand by Mr. Boyack and Mr. Stanfield in these excellent presentations of truth and light and exposé of the evil, satanic, twisted and odious teachings of communism, socialism, or any teaching that seeks to blind and control people.“

“I really liked how this one teaches kids how we are all a part of everything...even as small as the production of a pencil! My seven year old was able to learn some good principles about it government wise and start some discussions, my four year old just enjoyed the story :)“

“I ordered the Tuttle Twins books for my 2nd & 3rd grade children. They do not attend public school, so their reading is highly advanced. I find it difficult to find advanced kid’s books with appropriate content for their ages. I was worried when I saw the set because they are very short length with lots of illustrations. My kids thought they were “baby books” at first glance. The books focus on fairly complicated educational, civic and economic philosophies from a kid perspective and my children immediately enjoyed reading them. I read a few of them and the content is interesting and appropriate for all children and they fit my family’s personal and political values.“

“I’m on book two with my seven year old and these books are wonderful. I have a law degree and didn’t learn some of these ideas until law school. But here they are in kids terms and easy to understand. I’d recommend this to everyone.“

“This is a children’s book, but excellent for the whole family. A great way to learn about facets of the government that are no longer taught in government schools.“

“Perfect reading for my 7 year old/first grader. The first time through we read it together including the quotes in the back and the parent section. She had lots of questions about what we read and it led to more discussion than I was expecting, which was great! She chose to read it the next night on her own and enjoyed the story and characters. I am elated to find a book geared towards children that helps me explain our values in a country where soialism is trendy and capitalists are evil. I’m actually surprised Amazon even sells these books. I plan on having my older children read this just to spark discussion about life, liberty, and their individual rights to freedom.“