[ SECRET POST #6517 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6517 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Elden Ring]



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05. [WARNING for discussion of underage]




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06. [WARNING for discussion of underage, rape/non-con, incest]




















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Comments

Re: Sort of based on #1

[(Anonymous)]

Jacqueline Wilson books were the ones that had made the biggest impression on me and were found around the time I was starting to lose interest in reading a a young kid.
Pretty sure I picked up The Monster Story-Teller at a book fair, hoping that it was a sci-fi adventure. Even though it wasn't what I expected, it did lead me to pick up Wilson's other book Lizzy Zip-Mouth and got me hooked by the subtly emotional drama; where a girl stops talking and is wary of her Mum's current boyfriend after they had escaped her mother's abusive ex in the past, but would bond with a great-grandmother over an interest with dolls.
They aren't perfect and are very 90s with certain attitudes of the times, but they did handle difficult issues that kids do go through in a child-friendly way and with interesting female protagonists. My favorite was The Illustrated Mum, but also liked: The Suitcase Kid, Bad Girls, Double Act, The Bed and Breakfast Star, The Worry Website, The Girls series, The Story of Tracy Beaker and The Dare Game.