Young Adult Novels in Elementary Schools/Soy Tu Primera Vez

Librarians and Media Specialists like to claim elementary schools do not have young-adult novels. This is not true. "Soy Tu Primera Vez" was found in a primary school in Santa Rosa County. It is about first-time sex. 

This book was found in elementary, middle and high schools in Santa Rosa and Escambia County, FL. It follows a 14-year old girl who shape-shifts into an owl. Each night she watches her 40-plus year old science teacher because she is madly in love with him. Seems innocent enough, but her parents are elated about the crush. Why in elementary schools?

I don't even know what to say anymore. Look at how some librarians hide books that have already been removed on the shelves, but give them to students through student log-ins. This is under Mackinvia and Beanstack.

Unbelievable content and unvetted links at the end of this book. Links lead to websites full of sex toys, essays on sex and sexual positions and other inappropriate content.

This book has been found at middle and high schools in Santa Rosa County. It has a complete first-time sex act, a violation of 847 Florida law.

This book about inappropriate relationship discussions between a minor and an adult, extreme profanity, including "f-ck" over 170 times, etc., has been found in both Santa Rosa and Escambia County High Schools. 

Check out this book found in a K-8 library in Santa Rosa County, FL that contains a non-binary shape-shifting wolf who gets involved in a romantic relationship and goes by the pronoun "they."

Check out this video about a book found in the high schools in Escambia and Santa Rosa County schools. This book contains sexual content and discussions. 

Why would have school libraries promote a memoir that "normalizes" a 15-year-old and an adult love relationship at a summer camp?

This book was found in an elementary school in one county and in a high school in another (even though it is considered a preschool/elementary picture book).  The book showcases a boy named Casey who loves to wear a sparkly skirt and shiny fingernail polish, and he has full family support. Gender confusion?

Check out this video which discusses one of the stories in a S. King book called "Different Seasons," complete with a r-pe with a d-ldo to assist in the "delight." This book was found in Santa Rosa County, FL high schools.

Why would a book that is supposedly appropriate for high school also be in middle and elementary schools in Santa Rosa and Escambia County, Florida? This book contains a child/adult relationship and extreme profanity.

This book by Todd Hasak-Lowy has been found in Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties. The book contains extreme profanity and sexual content, including discussions of "boners," and "f-ngering."

How about a three-page sex scene, followed by a two-page sex scene, followed by a hand job which leads to a clim-x, found in three Santa Rosa County high school libraries? This is unreal.