CaitlinTa

I love this idea of reading with your kids and discussing the issues that arose in the text afterwards. It allows kids to learn about more risqué things without developing negative ideas.

How could I forget A Series of Unfortunate Events? It's so complex and include subtle references you likely missed as a child which are fun to find when you're older. The true tragedy of what happened to these children also hits you more as an adult. Sometimes I worry about how much… Read More

I hope the new series lives up to how amazing it is.

The Hunger Games. It's well-written and was the basis for most of the post apocalyptic YA series that followed. Katniss isn't a stereotype and the portrayal of PTSD/depression in the final book was amazing to find in a teen series. It taught kids about the tragedies and realities… Read More

This is very different. Unless I'm mistaken, those accounts don't tend to zoom in on the crotches of those men or make lewd sexual remarks in the comments. They don't tend to combine those pictures of random mens faces with naked pictures of other men. The men included in those boards… Read More

People need to read the article rather than just the headline and the first paragraph. These accounts were posting photoshopped picture of the women either making their appear nude or semi nude, they were posting their headshots alongside naked bodies and they were zooming in, cropping… Read More

I love that you're celebrating celebrities for being kind and supportive of social groups but perhaps make a post of the nicest celebrities people have met or celebrities who have gone out their way to support a celebrity etc. instead?

I just want to say I think labelling celebrities as completely unproblematic is worrying because we're all human and as soon as they do something slightly morally questionable they will get much more hate than they likely deserve. We're putting pressure on people to always remain… Read More

This kinda works for the cats with longer hair (e.g. Jennifer Hudson and Ian McKellen) but the short haired cats just look bizarre. Especially the lead. I think the stage costumes would've been the best approach.

I read the third to last tweet to the tune of Actual Cannibal Shia LaBeouf. But honestly I find this so funny, why do these people think we want to debate them while we're at Maccies?