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	<title>Comments on: Best and worst kid books for dads</title>
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		<title>By: supercool</title>
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		<description>That made for good reading. The Harry Potter works, and I find that kids nowadays are reading more and more books that are meant for adults (is Harry Potter really a kid&#039;s book?) Also look at books like Artemis Fowl and even Eragon. I am not very sure if these are kids&#039; books. We sure didn&#039;t have such topics when we were kids.

There are still loads of books though that help the real kids - the preschoolers, I mean, and a little older than that. I am speaking of the personalized books. Yes, give children a fairytale just like that and they will not read it. But give them a fairytale that is personalized in their name and they will be all for it. And these &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.unique-child-gift-ideas.com&quot; rel=&quot;nofollow&quot;&gt;personalized books&lt;/a&gt; can be on any subject - their favorite superheroes can be there in them too. This is just a suggestion - I am saying this because when the real fiction world is becoming too gory for the kids, the personalized books are still maintaining their childlike innocence.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>That made for good reading. The Harry Potter works, and I find that kids nowadays are reading more and more books that are meant for adults (is Harry Potter really a kid&#8217;s book?) Also look at books like Artemis Fowl and even Eragon. I am not very sure if these are kids&#8217; books. We sure didn&#8217;t have such topics when we were kids.</p>
<p>There are still loads of books though that help the real kids &#8211; the preschoolers, I mean, and a little older than that. I am speaking of the personalized books. Yes, give children a fairytale just like that and they will not read it. But give them a fairytale that is personalized in their name and they will be all for it. And these <a href="http://www.unique-child-gift-ideas.com" rel="nofollow">personalized books</a> can be on any subject &#8211; their favorite superheroes can be there in them too. This is just a suggestion &#8211; I am saying this because when the real fiction world is becoming too gory for the kids, the personalized books are still maintaining their childlike innocence.</p>
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