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Twilight Series: You're the Mom

ceoMom 248, Rebekah

The Twilight series was not written for nine year olds. It was written for the 15 and up demographic. My suggestion for young readers who want to read it: Become proactive and give her other options.

For example, when I was nine, my mother gave me Jane Eyre. Then Little women, etc, etc.. These are books that have not been made into saucy movies for the BIG screen, but are classics. Your daughter will get the intrigue AND the education that comes from reading the classics. Read with her if possible, bond and talk about the characters. Talk about Literature.

I wrote a blog a while back that talked about the attempt by the merchandising world to sexualize my baby girl...and she was 17, not nine. You will have to be the one standing front and center and offering options...and believe me, this is just the beginning.

Good luck!

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ceoMom 101, Jennifer

ceoMom 101, Jennifer

I love Jane Eyre and can't wait for my girls to read it one day. So many interesting lessons in that book. The author alone is fascinating. I hope all girls/women get to read the classics. I'm working on one right now.

ceoMom 304, Carrie

ceoMom 304, Carrie

Love it love it--great advice. Parenting is not for whimps. I'm going to save your tip and hold tight to it. Thanks for responding.

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