Connor Boyack Books

Having penned over 30 books, Connor Boyack’s focus is on educational books for children and young adults. Spreading conservative ideas to America’s youth, he is best known for his Tuttle Twins series, which introduces children to fundamental principles relating to economics, politics and civil society.

President of the Libertas Institute think tank, Boyack has helped to push forward reforms relating to civil liberties, education and free markets.

Connor Boyack Books

Tuttle Twins 12 Book Combo Pack

The complete series of Tuttle Twins books, each will teach your children one or more of the fundamental principles that American was founded on, ranging from individual liberty, to capitalism, to our legal system.

An amazing home library of Conservative thought for young minds, it’s a must have for any home school, although it’s probably more important for those who don’t. They don’t teach this in public school any more.

The set includes the following titles:

The Law
Miraculous Pencil
Search for Atlas
Food Truck Fiasco
Road to Surfdom
Fate of the Future
Spectacular Show Business
Education Vacation
The Golden Rule
The Creature from Jekyll Island
The Messed Up Market

How to Not Suck at Life: 89 Tips for Teens

After penning the successful children’s book series, the Tuttle Twins, Connor Boyack has now turned to young adults with his latest work.

Drawn from his interaction with parents in search of more mentors for their children, Boyack’s book is an antidote to today’s influencers who complain about growing up and play the victim.

Here your teen will find practical rules on how to be confident, how to solve problems, think critically, work hard and be a leader.

Passion-Driven Education: How to Use Your Child’s Interests to Ignite a Lifelong Love of Learning

Today’s education system isn’t just a mess, it’s a failure. And it’s failing your children.

And the solution, argues Boyack, isn’t to change the system, but to independently build a plan to help your children grow based on their own passions and desire to learn.

While the public school system focuses on busywork and arbitrary goals, you can build a simple plan to help your children grow and foster a lifelong love of learning.

Skip College: Launch Your Career Without Debt, Distractions, or a Degree

College is a right of passage in modern America for entry into the comfort of the middle class. But increasingly, the cost isn’t worth the rewards as $1.5 trillion in student loans indicates.

Thankfully, here is another way.

Connor Boyack has penned a self-help book on how to find success without a BA or MBA.

You always hear stories of successful college dropouts and entrepreneurs. Boyack has written the book on how you can be one.

Lessons from a Lemonade Stand: An Unconventional Guide to Government

Examining the law, government and our society through a simple metaphor: the lemonade stand.

Writer of numerous books for children and young adults, Connor Boyack has penned “Lessons from the Lemonade Stand” to explain how our society works and how we can act within it.

Does the government really get to control your life? What if they outlaw something you need to do?

Answers to these philosophical and practical questions, the role of government, and more!

Feardom: How Politicians Exploit Your Emotions and What You Can Do to Stop Them

Written six years before the Covid-19 pandemic, Connor Boyack’s book Feardom is more important now than ever.

Today’s politicians exploit the same thing that centuries of tyrants have: fear.

Boyack outlines how individuals and groups exploit fear to gain power and how the end result is always the same: a lack of freedom. They use fear to make people willingly hand over their personal responsibility in exchange for the hope that they will feel safe.

So what is the antidote to fear? For starters: this book!

Christ versus Caesar: Two Masters, One Choice

There is a parable of the good man who asks Jesus what he must do only to be told he should give up all his possessions in order to attain eternal life. And upon hearing this, the man walks away sad because he cannot.

This book is like that parable – so be prepared for the harsh truth.

In it, Connor Boyack outlines how we can’t serve two masters and how we need to make a choice – especially when the rules of this world interfere with our ability to attain entry into the next.

A call to pick a side, this book is designed to transform your life.

Latter-day Responsibility: Choosing Liberty Through Personal Accountability

Defending our freedom isn’t just a social responsibility, it’s a spiritual effort too.

That’s the argument of Connor Boyack in his book outlining how what we, as individuals, need to do in order to preserve our liberty and liberty for generations to come.

He outlines what we need to defend, from our faith, family and financial freedom, and how to do it.