Thank you!!

Thanks so much for your comment. That’s definitely an important thing to know!

Thank you for letting me know!! I definitely will remove it.

I lost my father a year after I entered adolescence.

Knowing how important a father is to a son and a mother is to a daughter in this stage of life, I began to censor books and movies before adding them to the shelves of my library racks.

Not to blame the lack of awareness of parents with regard to what their children are exposed to, inflation in prices of daily commodities is forcing them both to go for work, leaving them totally unaware of what their kids are into.

In my understanding, if the queries of children are unresolved at home, their next resort would be peers who at that age tend to have half knowledge about things, which is dangerous and their last resort would be the Internet which is full of irrelevant information.

When I pursued my International Graduate Diploma in Counselling Skills, I learnt that our feelings and actions are based on the frequency, duration and intensity of our thoughts and to investigate from where these thoughts rise within us, I follow the Three Wise Monkeys of Confucius.

I rely on Common Sense Media to avoid books, cartoons and movies with potty and wry humour. When it comes to other aspects of characterisation and plot, I follow my instincts as I too write for children and know that no story can be composed without negative elements.

Living in a country that is recently prone to child abuse and juvenile crimes. I feel there is need to choose books that are age appropriate and lack underage substance consumption.