The problem is, who would determine what is "suitable?" Every parent has 
different ideas about what is right for their child; equally important: every 
child is different, with different needs. In addition it especially odd indeed 
for one to throw teens in with children. They are not that close in personal 
needs or development however close in age and what is perfectly acceptable for 
and appealing to a 15 year old is often not for a 10 year old. 
I find it most disturbing when people lose sight of the ideas that a) these are 
people we are talking about and should be treated as such and b) it does not 
seem proper to take parenting out of the hands of the parents in deeming what 
is suitable for their child and possibly even taking it to a level some would 
consider censorship.

Freya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Recently I have wondered if there is a way to 
do a "Bookcrossing Junior" 
aimed at kids and teens. They could have their own bookshelves, release 
sites, etc. - but the content would be restricted to books that are 
suitable for youngsters.

Is this feasible? If so, how could we create such?


- Fearless Freya of Arty Atlanta

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