In reading your book today. Thats impressive. I found that women my age, with advocating for the environment, they are gung ho but with aligning themselves with candidates and getting informed about candidates that would serve those interests, they are not political. Its like its a dirty word. They feel in adequate. People my age, women my age. I would defer to you to speak for women your age but certainly in its your world its not political in the sense that it doesnt take a political position but it certainly engages with questions that are determined in the political realm and by who holds Political Office not only in this country but around the world. I certainly encourage Young Readers to think about who is in politics and think about who holds office affects what they care about whether that is Something Like endangered species or homelessness. I would hope that i i can persuade Young Readers to think about questions like that and then urge them to support whomever they think is
Of my books at different parts of the development because i wanted to make sure it was actually responding to my kids would find interesting in compelling and would have authenticity. I wanted to make sure that kids felt the way i felt when i read 50 simple things and thats that they were being taken seriously as people with real brains and hearts and spirits. I wanted to make sure that was true on every page the same way that i know you work with rookie to make sure that every post and every part that you put out into the world. I think young people have really sharp, very finely tuned radars for anything that feels condescending or presumptuous about their knowledge of the world and that was how i felt. Thats why i started rookie because i wanted a Team Publication that respected its readers intelligence and its so funny because there are so many ways in media to find out how young people feel and i think just going straight to them and asking what they need is the most effective str