[HPFGU-OTChatter] Re: Parental advisories (was Self-Evaluation)
Ladi lyndi
ladilyndi at yahoo.com
Wed Jun 4 20:23:52 UTC 2003
--- Beth wrote:
> As the parent of a 14 year old, I am especially
> intrigued by
> the "Young Adult" label. Who exactly is a young
> adult? And as
> regards the class, why is it assumed that,
> because they
> are "accelerated" readers they are accelerated
> in their maturity as
> well?
Lynn:
I've also wondered about that. I've assumed that
it meant those books were aimed at the 15-19 year
old crowd. However, some may assume that it
means any teenager and so it would be deemed
appropriate for a 14 year old.
--- Beth wrote:
> Was I wrong to "censor" her? I don't think so.
Lynn:
Personally, I think you handled that quite well.
I think most kids appreciate a particular stance
when specific reasoning is explained to them. I'm
sure if your daughter had a great objection to
it, she would have discussed it with you further.
After all, she came to you to ask if she could
read it rather than just reading it so she knows
that you have based past decisions on sound
reasoning with her well-being in mind.
Lynn
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