>Also, I know several parents who would love to see Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings
I'm sure there are.
But was Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings restricted? Or literature kids want to read? No?
Then you don't have an argument.
If the books that were restricted are of no interest to kids, nor does their parents want their kids exposed to it by ideologically driven librarians or teachers, I don't see any issue in it whatsoever.
I'm sure there are. But was Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings restricted? Or literature kids want to read? No?
Then you don't have an argument.
If the books that were restricted are of no interest to kids, nor does their parents want their kids exposed to it by ideologically driven librarians or teachers, I don't see any issue in it whatsoever.