What happens when the nightly news feels more like a circus, every headline screams for attention, and your kids start asking, “Why does the TV sound so angry?”

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You hand them The Parent’s Guide to Media Bias — a hilarious, full-color Dr. Seuss–style parody that helps families laugh and learn their way through today’s noisy media world.

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Told in whimsical rhyme with vibrant illustrations, this book follows a family as they discover how modern news is shaped, filtered, exaggerated, framed, and—sometimes—comically distorted.

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Perfect for parents who want to teach media literacy with humor instead of lectures, this parody delivers a lighthearted but insightful message: Don’t let the news think for you.

Whether your family leans left, right, or enjoys sitting quietly in the middle, this book offers laughs, lessons, and a refreshing reminder to use your own brain — even when the media wants to use it for you.

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A fun, engaging, and timely read for families, teachers, and anyone exhausted by the daily news cycle.