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The Brain-Dead Megaphone parent’s guide: what’s inside
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A note for parents
This is a collection of essays by George Saunders aimed at adult readers, not children. While humorous and thoughtful, the essays contain scattered profanity, mature themes including media criticism and social commentary, and occasional references to adult situations. The book rewards critical thinking and empathy but assumes adult life experience and perspective.
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From the publisher
In the same vein as his much-loved weekly column for the Guardian Magazine, this is a hilarious and incisive collection of essays from George Saunders. In the same vein as his much-loved weekly column for the Guardian Magazine, this is a hilarious and incisive collection of essays from George Saunders.
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- Humor, form, essays
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ISBN 9780747596417 · A&C Black