[ SECRET POST #2667 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2667 ⌋

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Comments

[truxillogical]

Rec it because it's got a cool teenage girl protagonist and is written to take into account young girls as an audience.

But I do know that awkward feel. Back when I worked at a public library, one of the regulars (who was Hispanic) had a little boy who really made me think of Miles Morales, and I really wanted to tell her, "Hey, y'all should give this a try." Of course, it's a little trickier to recommend a specific Spider-man book to a non-comic-reading parent out of the several that we had on the shelves ("no, not that one, the other Spider-man one") and honestly, on that desk, almost anything could potentially read as overstepping your bounds (like asking patrons not to put their children on top of the desk).