Two Tribes
Two Tribes
A Children's Book About Our Tribal Politics
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“Two Tribes is a powerful tale on the dangers of a polarized society — and how we can bridge the divide. The message is sure to resonate with readers long after they turn the final page." 

- John Gable, CEO and co-Founder, AllSides 

 

a Children’s book about our tribal politics

Two Tribes

 

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About Two Tribes

Set in a land nearby but a time long ago, Two Tribes is the epic tale of our left and right-leaning ancestors who must overcome their differences in order to save their shared home. With Dr. Seuss style rhymes, beautiful illustrations, and a comical but timely metaphor, Two Tribes is for kids and adults alike.

For parents and educators

 “Students rarely come to us with the skills required for understanding differing points of view and conflict resolution, regardless of their age or grade. Two Tribes makes it easy for teachers to introduce these difficult concepts and teach students how to apply these important skills in the classroom, home, and community.

-Angela Clare, Nationally Board Certified Elementary Teacher


Great for Schools and Libraries. Order 10 Copies and receive a discount with the Two Tribes School Kit.

From the listen first project

"Tyler Storlie has written a compelling story of how our biases shape our thinking. Two Tribes is a perfect example of how choosing to Listen First can minimize perceived differences and help prioritize what really matters. We hope this becomes standard reading in libraries and schools across the country." 

-Graham Bodie PhD, Chief Listening Officer, Listen First Project

 

About the author: Tyler Storlie

Tyler Storlie is an aspiring writer, struggling philanthropist, former full-time volunteer, and currently works in business operations. He enjoys sports, philosophizing, and the great outdoors. He has a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis and lives in his hometown of Minneapolis, MN.