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23 May 2013

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The 7 Controversial Kid's Books

The truth is, not all the children’s book is as innocent as you thought they were. In fact some of them are even banned because of their quite very inappropriate content for children.



ContreversialOkay stop right there, I know what you’re thinking. First of all, this one is not about that endless surge of “top 10 gruesome fairy tale” stuffs that you recently read in several article websites. Here, I wanted to talk about a quite similar stuff, something like, their cousin. Yeah, I want to talk about children’s book. Well, what’s up with them?
The truth is, not all the children’s book is as innocent as you thought they were. In fact some of them are even banned because of their quite very inappropriate content for children. Imagine reading your child gay stuffs, violence or, well you know, out of this world weirdness. They are like Red Hot Chili Peppers’ album because well, they contain blood, sugar, sex and magic. Well kids, here comes the top 7 most controversial children’s books.


7. And Tango Makes Three by Justin Richardson. Do gay penguins go to hell?

Story Book
Well, nothing’s too fancy. It’s about the story of a penguin couple who hatched an egg and named the baby penguin Tango. What’s wrong with that? Isn’t that sweet? Well, spare the word “sweet” because the couple is both male penguins. Yeah, this couple is composed of two bro penguins that just started bowing to one another.
Yeah, this children’s material has won many awards because of its uniqueness but well, we all know that we cannot please everyone. It also gained tons of criticism regarding to same-sex marriage and well, I just guess that many people don’t want to believe that gay penguins do exists and even if they could, perhaps they are not sure whether it will go to hell or not.

Disney Book6. The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen. Tits galore

Let’s get things straight. A mermaid got an itch for human skin and decided that she finally
got enough of her scale and her complete lack of vagina. So, she gave up her fish-ish body to gain humanity and finally got laid to a human prince. Then they lived happily ever after. Also there are witches. Oh by the way, Little Mermaid is topless and I just thought you should know that.
What’s up with this one? Well, who doesn’t love tits? It also experienced a barrage of inquisitions because of, well… tities. Any questions?

5. Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling. The more, the merrier

              
HP Installments
  Harry Potter. Do I even have to tell you the story? Yeah, it’s the adventure of a wizard boy named Harry Potter and his mission to stop the evil dark lord Voldemort.
                It drew serious amount of attention due to its several intriguing content: witchcraft, wizardry (seriously? Wizardry? Isn’t that cool?), hatred and dark content. Head teacher Carol Rockwood from St. Mary's Island Church of England school in Chatham, Kent explained that "The Bible is very clear and consistent in its teachings that wizards, devils and demons exist and are very real, powerful and dangerous and God's people are told to have nothing to do with them." Then she added "I believe it is confusing to children when something wicked is being made to look fun”.  What the heck? If you don’t want anything bad, then I guess you should never tell any story at all.

4. Complete Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm. Happy Three Friends’ Ancestor

Children Book Fairy
                You know what’s the good thing about classics? THEY’RE SAVAGE!... that’s right.
Brothers Grimm’s fairy tales involves very adorable blood, gore, murder and… more blood. The fairy tales that you used to love and adore are a complete bullshit. This one is the truth. This one is for you.
                Unfortunately, it failed to evade the eyes of the cruel critics. The cruelty of the controversy regarding this book is as bloody as the fairytales inside it. The darkness, the gore, the melancholy and grim ambient everything that is beautiful inside this book are the ones that the critics said “not appropriate” for children. What the heck, there’s only one conclusion for this part: Tim Burton… you’re moved.

3. Where Willy Went by Nicholas Allan.  The best answer for a kid’s question: How do you make a baby?
That Sperm Cell                Unfortunately it seems that our children’s book writers are running out of animals on the forest. So, Nicholas Allan made a turning point on this. At first, the main subject on the cover seems like an albino tadpole. Unfortunately I’m wrong. You are guessing now what it is? Yeah your damn right… it’s a sperm cell!!!
The story is about a sperm named Willy whose main goal is to win the race with his 300million sperm friends and the main price of the race is an egg. Then he won and he became a baby.
                Well, it is a banned book. You’re asking why? Fuck, it’s a no brainer! They are not comfortable on teaching a child to compete with 300million others in a single fucking race because it’s very difficult to win!

2. Heather Has Two Mommies by Lesléa Newman. I got the weirdest boner right now.
Book  
                Who told you that lesbian sexy time could never be a great children’s book. Well, the critics
of course. The story is about a child, Heather, raised by lesbian women: her biological mother, Jane, who gave birth to her after artificial insemination, and her biological mother's same-sex partner, Kate.
                It is a book that involves Lesbian relationship so what do you expect. It caused controversies in the schools and communities on several countries. It raised tons of questions about the same sex marriage and the discrimination of the third sex community especially because it is the first book about the lesbian couple for kids. Seriously, do kids give a fuck about lesbian couple?

1.  Daddy's Roommate by Michael Willhoite. Oh God! Why?

Gay or Homosexual                The book is one of the most odd, bizarre, enigmatic, oblivious, and queer things that I’ve found I’m telling you. It is about a young boy whose divorced father now lives with his gay partner, deals with the subject of homosexual parents. Do you even imagine that kind of scenario? Do you imagine yourself in the role of the kid?
                Of course it is another type of third sex issue. Well, it is uncommon because it is intended for the kids. This book is all about “Acceptance of being gay in a different perspective” whereas the main theme of the book is “Being gay is just one more kind of love”. There are a lot of things going on here because when it is published, the Lon Mabon, an anti-gay campaign immediately responds unpleasantly against the book. During the 1990s, copies of Daddy's Roommate began disappearing off bookshelves from both school and public libraries as people borrowed the book with no intention of returning them. And because you are so lucky, let me give you a nice touch of the book’s sticky aroma.
"Daddy and his roommate Frank live together, work together, eat together, sleep together, shave together, and sometimes even fight together"
“Being gay is just one more kind of love, and love is the best kind of happiness."
                Now you can sleep tight with the sweetest imagination consists of the two dudes wanking each other with genuine smile on their faces.

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