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   From: magid@catsincyberspace.concentriccircles.net   
      
   Which, I think, at some point, I mentioned.  And that's the non-fiction   
   section...  Now let's talk about the fiction section. Judy Blume, "Then   
   Again Maybe I Won't" has one of the main characters stealing, another is   
   a voyeur.  Robert Heinlein's "Red Planet" has the two main characters   
   running away from school.  Oh, they carry guns in the book too.  And   
   Podkayne of Mars has the lead character blowing something up and killing   
   something.  Noel Streatfield's Thursday's Child has child abuse, and   
   stealing in it.  Dr. Seuss promotes disobedience in The Cat In the Hat,   
   and lying in "I Saw it on Mulberry Street".   
      
   I think that's enough for now.   
      
   Magi   
      
   Jeff wrote:   
   > "Magi D. Shepley"  wrote in   
   > message news:3F8F5180.7030701@catsincyberspace.concentriccircles.net...   
   >   
   >>Nick,   
   >>The public library is open and available to all people.  You don't need   
   >>any money, there is no age limit (beyond the 5 years or having the   
   >>ability to write your name that most libraries impose prior to checking   
   >>out books).  I guarentee that I can go to the library that is 2 blocks   
   >>from my apartment and find things promoting criminal behavior in the   
   >>children's section and the young adult's section.   
   >   
   >   
   > Look up the section on rocketry. They make good bombs. If you don't beleive   
   > me, remember that a lot of the rockets that US and Soviets sent into space   
   > in the early years were rockets that were designed for war. In fact the   
   > rocket that first went into space was an experimental A4, which later   
   > becaome more famous as the V1. The US even made a major effort to get Warner   
   > von Braun and other German rocket scientists. Some of the rockets were the   
   > same technology used to launch ICBMs. And Bazooka guns are really rocket   
   > launchers.   
   >   
   > The only difference between the explosion of a bomb and a rocket engine is   
   > that the rocket engine explosion is slower and more controlled.   
   >   
   > Jeff   
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