The Encyclopedia of Misinformation
The Encyclopedia of Misinformation is a quirky reference book explaining hoaxes, conspiracies, urban legends, and media tricks in short, humorous entries. Written for older teens and adults, it uses satire and real examples to show how misinformation spreads and why people fall for it. Parents and educators like using it to launch discussions about media literacy, propaganda, and critical thinking. The tone is irreverent and assumes maturity, but as a single purchase it can fuel many lessons on evaluating sources.
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