Trudeau-bashing children’s book a best-seller
A new generation of kids is learning the value of liberty in a satirical book highlighting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s dictatorial tendencies. 

TCS Wire

June 20, 2022

A new generation of kids is learning the value of liberty in a satirical book highlighting the dictatorial tendencies of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Trudeau-bashing book is a best-seller
Trudeau-bashing book is a best-seller

“How the Prime Minister Stole Freedom” by Derek Smith has topped the Amazon Canada best-seller chart. 

The picture book illustrated by Kaeda Knipe pokes fun at Trudeau’s response to the Freedom Convoy and his subsequent clampdown on the rights of Canadians.

“In the city of Ottawa on Parliament Hill, the Canadian Government debate and pass bills. Every person in Canada liked freedom a lot, but the Prime Minister who ran the country did not,” the book summary reads. 

“He took everyone’s freedoms and locked everyone down tight. It seemed like the lockdowns had no end in sight. Until one day, Truckers became very annoyed, so they decided to form a Freedom Convoy. Will the Prime Minister be let off the hook? You’ll only find out if you read this book.”

Although the book, which is written in the style of Dr. Seuss, doesn’t reference Trudeau by name, the principal character is an obvious placeholder for him. 

“The book is a fictional parody dramatization based on a true story and real events and was draw from a variety of sources, including published materials and interviews. For dramatic and narrative purposes, this book contains fictionalized scenes, composite and representative characters and dialogue,” a disclaimer explains. 

“The views and opinions expressed in this book are those of the characters only and do not necessarily reflect or represent the views and opinions held by individuals on which those characters are based.” 

The independently published book has since garnered 770 ratings and has four and a half stars. 

On Twitter, author Smith has promised more books lampooning Canadian political figures. 

“We have multiple books in the works,” Smith wrote on Monday. Among the proposed titles is “The boy who cried racist,” which would be a parody of NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh.

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