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Tag Archives: “clean” fiction
The Populist’s Soapbox: “Clean” vs. Kid-Friendly
Recently my good friend Heather (H. B.) Moore received a rather scathing review of one of her books. Apparently the reviewer had bought the audio version and had it playing in the car during a family trip. She was horrified … Continue reading
Posted in The Populist's Soapbox
Tagged "clean" fiction, age-appropriateness, Covenant (publisher)
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