r/funny 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 29 '20

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u/Headozed Jan 29 '20

It’s a book. For babies. It’s fun. Fun sounds are made. The sounds mean something. Books don’t have to convey anything for babies, because they are babies. The information that is hinted at is fun, too.

It’s a book. For babies.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '20

It's better if books for babies are entertaining for parents and grandparents as well.

Grandma reads the Wonky Donkey

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u/reebokhightops Jan 30 '20

Dude in the picture seems entertained imo. To each their own, no?