"The Goop Guide to juvenile delinquents, notorious for their misdeeds and functioning as role models for all virtuous children" is a humorous dystopia written by American author Gelett Burgess. In the book, the author talks about the various shortcomings and misdeeds of children, which, according to the writer, can serve as an example for raising morally correct personalities. Burgess ironically mocks the idea of ideal heroes in children's literature, highlighting the typical troubles and actions of delinquent children. The book consists of chapters, each of which is dedicated to a separate hero and his extraordinary stories. The Goop Guide to Juvenile Delinquents is creative and sharp satire that encourages readers to think critically about what constitutes a real role model in parenting.