Latawnya, the Naughty horse, learns to say “no” to drugs Gibson 1991 Now this is funny! Latawnya learned the hard way. Check out these pictures of smoking and drinking horses! Is this supposed to be a gentler way to teach
Category: For the Kids
Books for the kids
Satan for Kids, Part 2
Don’t Make Me Go Back, Mommy: a child’s book about satanic ritual abuse Sanford & Evans 1990 Ok, ok, you begged for more pictures from this book, so I’ll give you a few more. Yes, I believe this is the most
Satan for kids
Don’t Make Me Go Back, Mommy: A child’s book about satanic ritual abuse
Sanford & Evans
1990
Submitter: “I give thee the most awful library book ever. Seriously. I found this little gem a few years ago doing a project for a young adult class and ILL-ed it from [a seminary!] … but 89 libraries have it in WorldCat, mostly public! Not only is the subject horrible, but the storyline is jumbled, and the pictures are cheeeeeesey colored pencil.”
Holly: This is unbelievable. There is truly a book for every subject, isn’t there? Well, if your community has a problem with satanic rituals, this might be a great choice for your children’s section. Can you imagine a child stumbling upon this: “Mommy, I want THIS one!” Story time on the dark side.
Clowns in the New Year?
Holidays and Festivals: New Year Blackwood 1987 Anonymous Submitter: “Every single picture in this book is better than the cover picture. Worse yet, there is no mention of clown skiing anywhere in the text. Everyone at work let out a
Waxing poetic
Wax in our World
Russell
1966
Wax as a topic for a medium public library juvenile nonfiction section has got to be one of the oddest ideas ever. Just so you all know, I have no bias against the subject of wax. Hey, wax as a part of a craft or in candle making, I would be all over that. Waxing as hair removal, I might be interested in that for my collection. (Okay, I might have to be sold on that idea. Can you imagine the illustrations when they get to discussing the bikini line?) What makes me laugh is the idea that somewhere a publisher was in a meeting saying “I think the kids are looking for a good book on wax”.