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In reply to Ghost of Andrew Eaton • 8:52p, 7/4/23

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Ghost of Andrew Eaton said:
How did you not tell her to **** right off?

I can see why banning ghost books would trigger you.

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In reply to SociallyConditionedAg • 12:03a, 7/5/23

SociallyConditionedAg said:
Ghost of Andrew Eaton said:
How did you not tell her to **** right off?

I can see why banning ghost books would trigger you.

We identify as souls without bodies.

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In reply to torrid • 10:05a, 7/5/23

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torrid said:
They weren't talking about these books. They should still be banned.

True. Can't have kids reading the N word.

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In reply to Ghost of Andrew Eaton • 10:07a, 7/5/23

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Ghost of Andrew Eaton said:
The LGBTQ books are the most banned but others like The Bible and other more reasonable books have been banned as well.

The books aren't banned.

They are just not available for certain levels of schoolchildren while they are in the schools.

They can still go find those books and read them if they wanted to do so...

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In reply to CanyonAg77 • 10:12a, 7/5/23

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CanyonAg77 said:
Ghost of Andrew Eaton said:
CanyonAg77 said:
jt16 said:
torrid said:
They weren't talking about these books. They should still be banned.

Pretty sure I can't find those at my kids elementary school
TKAM was not in our kid's Junior High Library. We asked that they be loaned the book from the high school library, and they were.
Yeah, the woke crowd don't like it.
Why would the woke crowd not like TKAM?

And it was not in our local Jr. High library due to adult content and themes.

We felt like our kids could handle it.

Typically all 3 of those books above are HS reading level...I think HF can get down to 8th grade, but probably better to read it in HS to better understand it.

It may have just been that simple (coupled with book budgets)...

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In reply to Tanya 93 • 10:17a, 7/5/23

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That happened to my youngest in 3rd grade. We decided he needed to go to a school that had differentiated curriculum so we put him into a school that has differentiated curriculum. That made all the difference in the world for his love of learning.

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In reply to jt16 • 10:20a, 7/5/23

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jt16 said:
torrid said:
They weren't talking about these books. They should still be banned.

Pretty sure I can't find those at my kids elementary school

Maybe it's too advanced for a 1st grader? I didn't read these books until I was out of elementary school.