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What is True?
Written by Etan Boritzer
Narrated by Julie Julin
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What is True? is the 11th title in Etan Boritzer’s best selling children’s book series on character education and difficult topics. In this book, Author Boritzer explores how we can try to discern between facts and appearances in our world. Children are asked to carefully consider their actions and thoughts based on various types of inquiry and evaluation. What is True? provides both the child and adult reader numerous openings for discussion in order that children may cultivate the critical thinking required to travel through an increasingly complex world.
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