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Home/Lifestyle/Books/Patricia Polacco Gets Woke

Patricia Polacco Gets Woke

As our kids get older, it’s going to come down to talking through this propaganda to equip them to see through it.

Written by Jon Dykstra | Sunday, May 26, 2019

While we parents should know what our kids are reading, if you have a child who reads a lot this becomes harder and harder to keep up with as they get older. But, as the Adversary knows, you are what you eat. And if he can sneak in a diet of “homosexuality is normal,” he can win our kids over before parents even know a battle is happening. So, what’s the answer? Should we monitor our children’s book intake closer?

 

In my idyllic and very Christian small town I keep forgetting that even here there’s a spiritual war going on. This past weekend I got a reminder in amongst the books we borrowed from the public library when two titles were pushing the same agenda.

The first was by well-loved children’s author Patricia Polacco about a family with two moms. God’s view of marriage – as being between a man and woman – was represented in the story by a snarling, glaring neighbor.

The second was a chapter book about a girl competing in a TV game show who had two dads.

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