Not One Normal Day: Trumpedia: A Tome of Lies, Scandal, Corruption and Much More

Not One Normal Day is a must for history enthusiasts.  Of all the books written on Donald Trump, and there have been many, this is probably the only one that chronicles the Trump administration in "real time."  The 476-page book, including many satirical columns, is a compilation of critiques on Donald Trump which were published in Michigan newspapers. Illustrated with editorial cartoons. The articles start with his candidacy and cover the administration through his loss for reelection November 3, 2020, the insurrection January 6, 2021 and Trump's second impeachment. Falbaum points out that for five years (including the candidacy) instead of one normal day, we had daily scandals, controversies, corruption and a president who, according to fact-checkers, during his 1,462 days as president, told 30,573 lives, an average of 20.9 lies a day.  His record for one day was 505 lies.

Former Michigan Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm (2003-2011), now U.S. secretary for energy, said the book is a "must-read" and that "Berl Falbaum has given America a gift." Larry Dubin, law professor emeritus, University of Detroit Mercy, called Not One Normal Day an "important book written through the keen eye of a veteran reporter..."  Sander M. (Sandy) Levin, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1983-2019), called the book "highly insightful." Not One Normal Day has received additional endorsements as well.