The Paperbag Princess

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  There should be more books like this for kids to read. It provides kids (especially, girls) with a different perspective of gender posibilities, in a simple story line which we're very familiar with. For me, it's not just a phony parody. Since we all know that reality is no tea party, for many cases ... (continue)

  There should be more books like this for kids to read. It provides kids (especially, girls) with a different perspective of gender posibilities, in a simple story line which we're very familiar with. For me, it's not just a phony parody. Since we all know that reality is no tea party, for many cases, it seems impossible to both live in a fancy closet and deal with all the daily-life chores at the same time. I know there might have some marvelous superwomen can handle them all perfectly. But can the society just give us, the normal, ordinary women, a break? I'm looking forward to the open future, in which we're able to see a diversity within genders. Hey, men in miniskirts or women with jarhead ain't any big deal! I'm not saying you can't have any questions or wondering. You have the right to feel confused and weird, but, you have no right to judge.

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• English Books
• Paperback 24 Pages
• Edition: New Ed
• ISBN-10: 0439010179
• ISBN-13: 9780439010177
• Publisher: Scholastic
• Pub date: Jun 18, 1999
• Also available as: Hardcover, Library Binding, School & Library Binding, Unbound and Others

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