Adapted from a web based dialogue.
Hello Carolyn: My 12-year-old daughter simply picked up my copy of “American Gods” and needs to read it. I believe she’s slightly too younger for it. I additionally assume it may very well be simply the e-book to pull her into being an keen and dedicated reader.
I’d say a transparent “not yet” to any Stephen King novel. This appears much less clear. What do you and the readers assume?
Not Clear: Our rule with our kids was, “If you can read it, you can read it.” No books ever held again, for any purpose. Stephen King included. I’d do it that manner once more.
And oh, boy, do readers have one thing to say:
Carolyn right here. You’re proper, although the ideological micromanagers and management freaks pulling books from cabinets are extra dystopian horror tales than jokes.
This additionally jogs my memory I haven’t acknowledged the apparent, that the filth kids see on their or buddies’ telephones is a lot worse than no matter they read that this complete dialogue may be irredeemably quaint. Except for the fascism factor. So, yeah.