Tagged: Threshold Editions

Poorly structured and shameful how easily its missed opportunities come at the expense of nonsense and fart jokes.

Easily the most ambitious, most expansive entry yet. It’s also the most disappointing – for equally disappointing reasons.

Pure silliness, wrapped around a history lesson that’s largely apolitical; stars persons and places more recognizable than the first book.

An innocuous slice of American history, written in a goofy style that should appeal to kids of all ages and political persuasions.