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TeresaJ wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 08, 2021 3:02 pm

Now that I have a kid, I’m going to argue that The Little Prince is not a kids’ book. It depends on nostalgia and lost innocence to work. Teenage minimum but early twenties is better.

Sent it to my niece for her birthday when she was around 8 I guess. My sister said she liked it, though I guess she would say that.

I got into Edgar Allen Poe rather early. Yes, I laugh during dark movies.

I have just got my 7 year old a copy of 'The Happy Warrior, The Life Story of Sir Winston Churchill' which is a collection reprinted from Eagle Comic depictions in the 1950s and 1960s.

I am sickened by the increasingly woke anti-history being pushed at British schoolchildren regards Winston Churchill by leftist teachers, and have decided to ensure my own kids also get to see a more patriotic version of Britain to balance this out.