The Tuttle Twins Learn About the Law

De: Connor Boyack

Narrado por: Nancy Peterson

Children are often taught that government protects our life, liberty, and property, but could it be true that some laws actually allow people to hurt us and take are things? Join Ethan and Emily Tuttle as they learn about property, pirates, and plunder. With the help of their neighbor Fred, the twins will need to figure out what they can do to stop the bad guys in the government. Frédéric Bastiat (1801-1850) was a French political economist and classical liberal who wrote The Law, upon which this book is based. Through engaging dialogue, young listeners will be led to understand the principles of liberty and the proper role of government.

©2014 Connor Boyack (P)2017 Connor Boyack

A good intro to law

I got a promo code for a free audio book (the catch was I wrote an honest and fair review) and I personally have gotten the hard copies for myself.
I love that the audio and the book are the same so my kids can read along with the story teller. She did a really nice job giving each character a voice and keeping even my little 6 yr old boy interested. I like that it is a good introduction to what a law is and is not with out going into to much lawyer speech. I'm looking forward to the other books and how they are.

Create for kids and adults too

Our nation is drowning in debt. At the same time countless people want more. Listen to this simple book to gain wisdom regarding this situation and our best options for the future.

storyline good, narration done poorly

Storyline, important, understandable, enjoyable
Narration, badly done pauses & voicing
We'll look at our library.

Great for kids

This was a great story to teach kids about the governmental laws and natural law. My kids loved it!

Love it

This is a great adaptation of an all time classic. I can't wait for more from the series.

Easy for kids to understand

This was easy enough for my 1st grader to understand. It kept his interest throughout the duration. My preschooler was not at all interested, though. I could see it keeping the interest of any elementary school aged child. Just wish it were longer. It is pretty basic, but my son still had questions about the government, etc. these things were mentioned in the story, but not expanded upon.

Great values!

The Law is a simple book that explains timeless values (some that have been lost). I would recommend this book for any child ages 7-9. I will be buying the paperback version for sure. As I imagine that the illustrations will be enjoyable for my son!

a good primer before tackling the real thing

listened to it with my daughter. heard something about a book by Frédéric Bastiat I may look this book up for further reading I suggest all adults do.

Every one needs to listen to this kids and adults

We need everyone to listen to this book. Everyone will get something different from it but it will help.

Perfect!

Just listened to the first book in the Tuttle Twins series. Interesting little story that puts key principles in the mind of young readers while pointing them on to primary sources (Bastiat's "The Law). Long enough to be a good short story. Short and serious enough to achieve the effect of a catechism, but without destroying the story. Not a moralist tale, either, because it doesn't say, "Be good," but rather, "Know truth and love wisdom."

Written at a level that my son can definitely grasp and I can also enjoy. Good conversations ahead!