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Politically Correct Bedtime Stories reworks familiar folk tales with a sharp, satirical lens. The volume features feminist themes, critiques of beauty standards, and playful depictions of wildlife in both human and anthropomorphic roles. Each tale offers a modern twist designed to amuse and entertain a young adult audience while encouraging critical thinking about societal norms.
First publish date: 1994
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comic Satire
Authors: James Finn Garner
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