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Mar 29, 2012
Am I a crazy lady for not letting him read it? As a mother I would not let my own 4th grader read it either. I do not want to discourage him and his love for reading, but I think there is a limit.
I thought I would ask classroom teachers what they thought.
I feel like children are so driven these days to excel that they are climbing out of what is age appropriate way too fast.
Thanks!! :)
maureen
On 3/29/12, Mary Elizabeth wrote: > I had a child come to my library at school today ( a small > private pre k 3 - 12th grade school) and tell me his father > said he could read The Hunger Games! He had been to see it > this past weekend with his sister who is in 6th grade and > probally reads more or better than some adults. So the ...See More
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