Post by account_disabled on Dec 12, 2017 9:25:58 GMT
Hello,
I figured homeschoolers tend to know lots about books! My daughter is 11, will turn 12 in January. She loves to read. Recently she started reading the Warriors series by Erin Hunter. To say she loves these books would be an understatement. She devours each one quickly as we bring it home from the library.
But I haven't read the books myself and I'm concerned that they be to intense for her. Each time a book ends, she is literally in tears for the rest of the day, telling me the ending was so dramatic and sad...This is to the point of making her weepy and irritable, being snappish with her brothers because she feels so emotional over the book. This doesn't quite sit right with me...Are there any adults out there who have read these books and can offer some information for me?
I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
References:
www.mothering.com/forum/50-learning-home-beyond/1281682-warriors-series-erin-hunter-too-intense.html
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I figured homeschoolers tend to know lots about books! My daughter is 11, will turn 12 in January. She loves to read. Recently she started reading the Warriors series by Erin Hunter. To say she loves these books would be an understatement. She devours each one quickly as we bring it home from the library.
But I haven't read the books myself and I'm concerned that they be to intense for her. Each time a book ends, she is literally in tears for the rest of the day, telling me the ending was so dramatic and sad...This is to the point of making her weepy and irritable, being snappish with her brothers because she feels so emotional over the book. This doesn't quite sit right with me...Are there any adults out there who have read these books and can offer some information for me?
I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
References:
www.mothering.com/forum/50-learning-home-beyond/1281682-warriors-series-erin-hunter-too-intense.html
3D Explainer Video
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