She Tried to Turn Him into a Frog

@SunshineGirl
When I was small, my mom picked out books for me to read. She gave me my first book, "The Little Prince". When I was old enough, she would take me to the public library every week to pick out books for us to read. I would help her carry the books back to the car. I did that all the way thru high school when I lost interest in reading but still went to the library with her every damn week. I couldn't believe how a person could read that many books each and every week. Mom knows everything. You should watch her at dinner parties. There wasn't a topic that she did not have an opinion on.

Anyway, my point is this. It's not the librarian's business to shape kids minds. Kids belong to their parents who decide what books their kids read.

@sree251
Children are not possessions 😞

I'm glad you had such a supportive parent. Mine were on active naval service during most of my formative years, so I benefited greatly from the support and encouragement of other adults who invested in my education. And having more than one influence and perspective on the world can be nothing but positive 🙂

@SunshineGirl
This is your cultural mindset of a human digit. Where I come from, family bonding trumps everything.


What were your parents thinking? You have not been properly raised in a family setting. You were an orphan who has not developed in a natural state. Compared to you, I was like a chick that grew up with mother hen always at my side, or a baby cheetah. You may not know it, you are heartless because you had been heartlessly raised. Even though elephants raise their young in the herd, mom is always there.

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