I shelve them in my *middle school section* to keep them away from the
youngest students, but regularly let 3rd graders and up check them out. I
explain that they were written for older kids, but that they "are probably
ready for them". They like that explanation.
Those books are sold in the Scholastic book club flyers for 3rd graders and
up, so they all know about them.
On Wed, May 11, 2016 at 11:46 AM, Diane Simoneau <
dsimoneau@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hell All
I just had a first parent strongly object to having Raina Telegmeier's
Drama in the library because someone is kissed on the cheek in it. I know
that Drama, Sisters and Smile are really for 10 and up but my students are
crazy about them. Boys and girls, first grade and up are wild about them.
There is nothing really inappropriate in them so I do stock them in my K-4
collection. Just wondering what others do about this.
Thanks
Diane
