Woke Librarians and Children's Books
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PsihoKekec
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Cyan Saiyajin
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I remember back in my middle school we had a collection of books about different onscreen monster franchises such as Dracula, Invisible Man, even Godzilla. We also had a big book about the design and creation of a historical castle. Looking back I think my school library was a blessing.
CarlManvers2019
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Don’t remember my gradeschool/highschool library much, but I remember much time reading comicbooks there
PsihoKekec
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I remember running out of books in the elementary school (6-14 years) library, in the end I was reading Dien Bien Phu, by Jules Roy, to the horror of the nice lady that was the librarian.
I did, around early teens. Enjoyed it a lot. Honestly i think a lot of parents will just be happy that a boy this age is willingly reading anything.
CarlManvers2019
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Until they grow up and they keep emphasising that I spend time reading a bunch of really hard and very long sorta technical books and articles
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Seriously, I keep telling my family that reading a fictional novel and reading a really long boring soulless article that just fires facts
IS DIFFERENT!!!
My history books and ForDummies books have more immersion or "talk" to me better than whatever these things are trying to tell me and I DO NOT MEMORISE EVERYTHING RELATED TO ASOIAF IN THE FIRST PLACE!!!
Edgeplay_cgo
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Like Grimm's Fairy Tales?
Edgeplay_cgo
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I read all the Conan I could find at that age, although John Norman and Mack Bolan were also on the list. That is, when I wasn't reading American Rifleman and Field & Stream. Maybe that's why I'm so mentally balanced. {DUCKING}
That's the one with the creepy lesbian grade schooler who lusts after her dragon classmate.Nowadays, people are freaking out over Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid manga being in a middle school library.
almostinsane
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I'm glad I was raised on a diet of Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, the Bible, and apolitical children's/young adult fiction.
It didn't use to be this bad.
It didn't use to be this bad.
No it isn't. The main character is an office worker and when she was out drunkenly wandering in the mountains she helps a dragon out, and the dragon decides to pay her back by becoming her maid. Her live-in maid, as it turns out, because she has no place to live either. The dragon's presence draws the attention of other dragons and mythical creatures, who all transform into attractive ladies (the one based on the Aztec god Quetzalcoatl is a particularly busty woman), and hijinks ensue.
One of the dragons, the "particularly busty one" in fact, lusts after a 10 year old boy. The little dragon girl is lusted after by a little human girl.
The maid dragon is in lesbians with the office worker, too.
CarlManvers2019
Writers Blocked Douchebag
Somehow, I think the Woke-Librarians would be conflicted about Monster Girl Encyclopedia, is the setting a Patriarchy or a Matriarchy?
King Krávoka
An infection of Your universe.
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I think most sane people would agree that there is something wrong with a subculture that wants to turn just about everything, including battleships or dragons, into teenage girls.
The Woke are not sane, but even they would probably agree.
Haven't watched it for myself, so I can't say. I wouldn't be surprised, though.
The horror...
CarlManvers2019
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You can’t be homophobic, if you ship two girls in fiction