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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So my 7th grader, who has struggled in reading, how started reading romance novels. No problem, right?! Except there’s now a book (and it isn’t the first one, being traded around school-think it’s gone viral on tiktok) and it has very sexually graphic scenes in it. It’s otherwise just a regular love story as far as I can tell. I remember passing around contraband too (anyone remember Wifey lol) but I was an older teen. Mine is 13. Would you let it go? Btdt? How to handle? [/quote] Name the book/author. [/quote] Not my kid, but if you want another example I'm a teacher and a sixth grader walked into my class with various books from the "A Court of Thorns and Roses" series. I asked where she got them, and she said her mom took her to the library. I was very uncomfortable by 11 year olds reading novels that I would deem "not-safe-for-work" at school, but hey... to each family their own!? [/quote] Yeah no. You dont get to raise issues about inappropriate reading material in school. You all rallied around it so yeah you don’t get to uncomfortable or have any issues with it. And I am not being sarcastic.[/quote] It’s all fun and games until it turns from books about trans kids (so feel good! So inspiring!) to lowbrow romance smut LOL. [/quote]
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