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Target [target.com] also has Britannica All New Kids' Encyclopedia: What We Know & What We Don't Hardcover Book on sale for $18.99. Shipping is free on $35+ orders.
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- 424-page illustrated compendium of knowledge
- Single-volume encyclopedia for kids takes Britannica's reputation for authentic, trustworthy information and brings it to a whole new audience
- Explores a wide range of topics and is divided into eight chapters by subject: Universe, Earth, Matter, Life, Humans, Ancient & Medieval Times, Modern Times, and Today & Tomorrow
- My Research indicates the Britannica All New Kids' Encyclopedia: What We Know & What We Don't Hardcover Book is $10.02 lower (33.4% Savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $30 at time of posting. This Kids' Encyclopedia has also been previously posted on frontpage here at $19.10 (April 2021) and received +53 thumbs up.
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As for the perceived bias by the reviewer, I don't know the reviewer's bias, either, so I'll make up my own mind after I receive the book. And, again, it's only $10.
The one I ordered arrived today, and, although I haven't had much time with it, I did skim the article on communism and the one on the Cuban revolution. Both are very matter of fact, basic articles geared toward kids. They really don't provide commentary but just describe what happened. So yeah, I guess the reviewer was upset because the articles didn't criticize. I don't know if his bias was showing or if he was expecting more detail then a book like this, that provides a 40,000 foot view of the entire universe in under 500 pages, can reasonably offer, but I have no problem with it.
And yeah, the fact that he had to bring up Colin Kaepernick says more than anything else about where he's coming from. And, regarding Fidel Castro, the book did point out that he overthrew the dictator Batista and then ruled as a dictator himself. So he loses more points in my book for missing that.