Facts vs. Opinions vs. Robots
Michael Rex, illustrated by Michael Rex
Robots provide concrete, humorous examples for distinguishing facts from opinions. The book explains that facts can be shown true or false, while opinions express feelings and beliefs that cannot be proved. It also notes that more information may be needed before deciding which is which. Examples include counting the robots and considering which robot would be the best friend or the best dancer.
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