Thread: Paper Books - a DANGER to Children!
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Old 02-10-2009, 11:39 AM   #14
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I'd be surprised if library books weren't already covered in enough bacteria to contravene a host of health and safety regulations - and no-one has stripped the shelves yet.
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I once saw my daughter about to breathe. She was actually going to inhale air which probably had god knows what in it. Well, I put an end to that in a hurry, let me tell you!

It's crazy. First, kids can't have pnut butter, and now they are taking away their library books. What's the world coming to?

OK, I do have a thought: These kids aren't risking lead poisoning by touching the books. They would have to eat them, right? Are kids allowed to eat library books? I don't think so.

Another thought: And who is to say with 100% surety that lead is bad for kids. What if they grow up all sickly and brittle, only to find out in 20 yrs that lead is an essential nutrient? Is anyone thinking about that? Won't someone think of the children?
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