Winners Aren't Losers - President Donald Trump Hardcover – January 1, 2016

Great fight for my republican brother.

"Winners Aren't Losers" by President Donald Trump has become an unexpected favorite in our household. My kids absolutely love the book, and I can see why. It presents valuable life lessons in a playful and engaging manner, making it relatable and enjoyable for young readers.The book's colorful illustrations and catchy rhymes capture children's attention while conveying the important message that everyone has the potential to be a winner. The whimsical portrayal of various characters and scenarios adds an element of humor that keeps both kids and adults entertained.Moreover, the book promotes positive values like resilience, determination, and self-confidence – qualities that I believe are crucial for children as they navigate life's challenges. It's refreshing to find a children's book that imparts these lessons in such a lighthearted and memorable way.While some may have differing opinions about the author, "Winners Aren't Losers" stands on its own as an engaging and instructive read for kids. It encourages them to strive for success while maintaining a positive attitude. Overall, this book has earned its place on our family's bookshelf as a favorite that sparks valuable conversations and leaves a lasting impact.

More of a book for adults because of language. But LOVE this book! Took the book to a holiday party and everyone loved it and wanted one!

Loved by gift recipient! Funny and clever book with good quality paper and cover. Definitely would order this again!

Great book!

Any America loving person should purchase this book. ❤️

First, the quality of the pictures, the pages, and the book might warrant a $5 purchase price but then the content would take that down to “free.” Obviously this book was not written “by Donald Trump.”This book is not only not appropriate for children, it’s not appropriate for anyone unless you are a capitalism-hating, propaganda believer. It’s all about how the rich look down on everyone else (not true) and how if you drive a paid-off car you’re a “loser” and how “winning” is sarcastically associated with material possessions and simultaneously being a bad, mean, bully of a person. Which in and of itself stereotypes an entire group of people and further divides all of us.This book is garbage and I will be returning it for my $30 back instead of burning it like I should.

Such a great book.