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    Usborne- Politics for Beginners

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    Publisher: Usborne Pblishing Ltd
    Author: Frith Hore Stowell
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    Perhaps when it comes to Politics, many people show shy and boring faces, or too big to think about it, especially me! It wasn't until I found Usborne's book, which was a book for political beginners, who didn't know where to start and was frustrated with the quest for reference. So is politics something too macro, boring, dry and only for politicians? Let's find out more!
    Usborne- Politics for Beginners is a specific, clear guidebook on political field. Information provided from basic to detailed political systems, elections, voting and government as well as environmental issues, migration, feminism, human rights, freedom of expression and media news fake. All are explained in clear text and sensible and interesting infographic style illustrations.
    On the first pages, the subtle publisher creates a mind map synthesizes the fields that can have a strong impact on politics, accompanied by conundrums that provoke the curiosity of readers. Throughout this political handbook, there are always many witty dialogues that interpret the answer to a problem. For example, about the presidential election, why don't children have the right to vote? In other words, the children's ballot did not go into effect? The dialogue ends with a complete explanation providing the age of voting rights and the necessary responsibilities of a citizen to vote. Or one of the limitations of excessive free speech will also disrupt society by the fierce protests. In addition, the way to argue a matter properly, methodically and effectively is also incorporated here. Debate is a skill, in which we use this approach to make suggestions, present our views properly, and develop better society.

    This book raises many questions in educational way, and is also a springboard for many discussions about today's world. I have absolutely no doubt that it will inspire the next generation of political activists and game-changers. Because we always have to understand how something works before we step in and blow it up. It also means encouraging, sharing and sharing with children to approach and explore this field in the most comfortable, passionate and enthusiastic manner, so that they will no longer see Politics as a big barrier. I firmly believe that after reading this book many young children have dreams of becoming a politician, negotiator or president. Who knows !?