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Old 09-11-2011, 06:42 PM   #6
Nyssa
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Originally Posted by ucfgrad93 View Post
You could also use www.arbookfind.com we use it for our son.
That looks interesting. I'm downloading the guide now, so that I can understand the various abbreviations! Thank you.

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Originally Posted by carpetmojo View Post
We found it easy enough to read the book first, or take opinions/judgements we trusted, and use our judgement accordingly.

We rather thought it came with the territory....

It's usually pretty plain what areas they like or are interested in - and I'd far rather trust us than an "expert" or a ratings scheme.

Unless things have to conform to a faith schematic or something.... In which case leave me out.
What an assumption laden, judgmental post you've made there...

I'm not asking anyone to think for me or make my decisions. I am looking for suggestions. As a full time volunteer at the school's media center and a conscientious parent, if there is a way to get a general idea of the age appropriateness of a book before hand, I'm going to use it.

My concern is not morality based (not that it would matter if it were). My husband and I are quite capable of teaching our children right from wrong, and appropriate from inappropriate, thank you.

What I've asked for is a guide for those times that I'm not 100% sure about a specific book.

Last edited by Nyssa; 09-12-2011 at 01:22 PM. Reason: typo.
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