Book Promoted Along Side Group Toke

Latching on to a group toke scheduled for 4:20 PM on April 20, cause group Magic Propaganda Mill is promoting It’s Just A Plant, a controversial children’s book about marijuana written by Ricardo Cortes, with a “Box of Weed: 5 for $50” offer which consists of a box filled with five copies of the book for $50.

Predictably, the book has experienced an uphill battle since its inception with publishers refusing to publish, press analyzing it and politicians using it as a crutch in their pro and con drug positions. To a kid, it is just a plant. A plant worth learning about sooner than later.

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