Title: Cute pictures coupled with a hard-left bias
Product review: The Industrial Revolution paints factory owners as over-priviledged, and lauds things like taxpayer-funded "free" schools, welfare, and labor unions as improvements in people's lives.In discussing "Looking after the land," the book claims "People destroy plants, birds and animals when they dump poisonous wastes," and "Fumes from factories and car exhausts pollute the air." This little blurb even depicts a man nearby factory smokestacks, wearing a pollution mask while walking his dog, who is also wearing a mask. Nowhere do they mention vast improvements made in reducing pollution in first-world countries and that our air is getting cleaner, or that most pollution is now being created in developing countries too poor to dwell on the niceties of eco-consciousness.Getting the picture?
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