As You Grow A Modern Memory Book for Baby

Last Christmas I wrote a little book called as you grow and I wanted to do a public library story hour And I was denied by over 50 woke libraries that previously held drag queen story hours when I Confronted them and threatened to assert my constitutional rights for their viewpoint discrimination in a public library They reversed course we went to Indianapolis Public Library and were greeted by over 3,000 parents and children Overwhelming six floors of the library singing songs in between the book aisles and holding their own reading Reading times because they couldn't all fit inside the reading room.

It teaches on things like love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness, faithfulness, and self-control.

It's not like children in public schools today are struggling with mental illness, drug overdoses, cyberbullying, and school shootings and could use a book on kindness, goodness, gentleness, and self-control. What was I thinking?

The series for the book again is called 'As You Grow', you can get it despite the objections of your possible local library librarian.

Two years ago, Kirk wrote a book entitled As You Grow, and he wanted to go to the libraries that were bringing in transgenders to read to kids. And you know what he was told? He couldn't read his wholesome book to kids, but the transgenders could come in and read to kids all kinds of evil and demonic and filthy things.

He did it last year with Riley Gaines. This year he's doing it with Ming. And we're on track to surpass the number of hosts at libraries around the country this year.

the first book that I wrote was called as you grow and it's a story of a little acorn that grows up into a big Oak tree and teaches kids how to grow the sweet fruit of love joy kindness gentleness Self-control during the different difficult seasons of their life

It was a great book I wanted to read it a public library and I was denied by over 50 Woke libraries that had previously held drag queen story hours at those libraries

I'm sorry. I suppose I could have put on some high heels and fishnet stockings, but I never looked good in a skirt I just went as myself and they said no and then I told some friends at the news

And was able to remind them publicly that this is the United States of America viewpoint discrimination and theirs was religious viewpoint discrimination just because I'm a Christian and There was a Bible verse or two in the book