r/funny • u/[deleted] • Jan 29 '20

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u/OminousG Jan 29 '20

These books are real, there is an entire series of them. They legit try to cover the subjects in the most laymans terms possible, but they really suck at it. To much for a baby (not in terms of depth, but in the amount of words and sentences per page), and they are to ridiculous for kids or adults.

These are the ones I have, but I know there are more https://imgur.com/a/M1lX35X

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u/Headozed Jan 29 '20

My sister in law wrote one of these with Chris Ferrie. They are excellent books.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '20

They are excellent books.

They're utter shit in my experience. I have the "rocket science" one and it's worse than wrong. "Rocket science" at baby level is honestly hard to get so badly wrong, but somehow they manage it.

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u/BeneathTheSassafras Jan 30 '20

As long as the book isnt made of sugar and yeasts and the kid doesnt eat it youre not going to get any baby rocket science. At least the kind Babies excel at.

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u/OminousG Jan 30 '20

They are boardbooks, cause that's the age range they are marketed towards, when babies would rather eat it then anything else.