The entire United States Constitution plus its amendments and Declaration of Independence are printed here, with real-talk annotations translating all that 250-year-old language into something modern humans with attention spans shaped by social media have half a chance of actually understanding. This is a really useful resource for understanding your own rights (and lack thereof) as well as being able to go toe-to-toe with your Fox-watching uncle at family dinners. If you snoozed through social studies class, or if they never bothered teaching you this stuff in school, you can easily master it now. It's a fascinating document and having someone walk you through it line by line with (minimally snarky) real talk doesn't go amiss. A few fun infographics too. This book is funny and visually appealing but it's also serious and apt.