Thank you for shining a light
Recently I received a Facebook posting from a friend that spoke reams to me. It is a quote from novelist Jodi Picoult.
“There is absolutely nothing wrong with a parent deciding a certain book is not right for her child. There is a colossal problem with a parent deciding that, therefore, no child should be allowed to read that book.”
Thank you for shining a light.
Mimi Hollister
Glover Square
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