Donald Trump Jr has shared a glimpse of the cover of his new book, but Twitter users have noticed it may need to be proof-read before it's published.
The cover, which has a weird fire vibe, has been picked up by various people on Twitter - trust me, the grammar police don't miss a thing.
The book is called Joe Biden and the Democrat's Defense of the Indefensible - and you've probably already spotted it.
Journalist Garrett Graff shared it and pointed out that the apostrophe should be at the end of 'democrats' not before the 's', as this makes it a possessive plural.
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He added in a follow-up tweet: "Yes, I did wonder if he could just mean one Dem - but I'm assuming since he has [Nancy] Pelosi and [Chuck] Schumer on the cover too, he means multiple Dems."
He also noted that the words 'best selling' should be hyphenated.
Donald Trump Jr, 42, tweeted to announce the release of his book, which I'm sure we all agree we cannot wait to get our hands on...
He said: "Thrilled to announce that during the last few months of quarantine, I've been working on a new book, LIBERAL PRIVILEGE!
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"Blown away by what Biden has gotten away with, more details next week! Libs already triggered!"
For some reason, Trump Jr didn't tweet the whole cover of the book, choosing a picture that instead just showed those flames.
Of course, everyone picked up on the mistake.
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But it's not just the cover that has been the cause of controversy.
The irony of the US president's wealthy son writing a book about privilege hasn't been lost on most people.
Of course, the subject of the book, Joe Biden, is running for president against Trump, and his team had something to say about it.
TJ Ducklo, Biden's national press secretary, told Axios: "Is there anything more on brand than Donald Trump Jr. trying to cash in on a book filled with disgusting lies and smears about Joe Biden?"
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Adding: "This is the latest in a series of desperate and pathetic attempts to distract from the president's historic bungling of the coronavirus response."
The book's release will coincide with the GOP convention, which is scheduled to take place in Jacksonville, Florida, next month after being moved from North Carolina.
But plans for a full in-person launch are becoming less likely, given the rising number of cases in Florida.
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Trump Jr. said he worked on the book with Sergio Gor, the chief of staff of the Trump Victory Finance Committee, as well as his girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle, who will read the audiobook version.
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