*Insert usual “this is satire” disclaimer here: sometimes my brain just comes up with this and I can’t be held accountable 😉 *
In times of Trump…
And of Brexit…
What we really need is to come together and invite tigers into our homes… to steal our food and make our water bills impossibly high…?
Wait a minute… I don’t think this book is actually being inclusive. In fact, I think The Tiger Who Came to Tea is actually bigoted propaganda for the BNP… or something…
Oh my goodness, Judith Kerr ran away from the Nazis to start her own genocide against tigers!!! This is racist bilge and we must burn it… Cos that worked out so many times before…
#MakeCensorshipGreatAgain
Oh boy- I just know I’ll get in trouble for this one- I really shouldn’t be allowed near children’s books, should I?
the orang-utan librarian 
Ha! Personally I love the fact you totally understand satire and its purpose. Don’t give in yet. 😉
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Haha thank you so much!! 😁
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LOOOL 😂😂
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Haha this was a really good blog post!! I found it really funny 😂
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Aww thank you very much!! 😂
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It’s okay 😊
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I had actually never heard of this book before (#American), and I had to look it up. It’s hard to believe such a book is so controversial! C’est la vie.
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hahahaha it’s really not controversial!! I was having a joke (this is satire 😉 )
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I mean, I picked up that it was satire, but a brief Google search showed that some people are all up in arms about the allusions in the book. It’s so silly when people get up in arms about kids books.
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hahahahaha really- that’s such a funny coincidence! Don’t take any notice of them- it’s a really lovely book. I read it as a child and have read it to my nephews more recently. I can’t believe people are genuinely offended by this. Madness!
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People can find anything to be angry about. It’s so sad.
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Yes, agree!!
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Haha! Have a great day 🙂
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Ha ha. Great work.
I, for one, am sick of the persistent negative representations of tigers in literature. Kipling, Martel etc. Whereas the most famous lion is an allegorical portrayal of Jesus Christ. It’s a blatant smear campaign by the lions desperate to cling on to their King of the Jungle status. Justice for tigers in fiction!
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hahahaha oh so true. I’m glad you get that 😉 ahahahaha it really is completely disgraceful!! (oh my god this comment had me rofl)
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Lol smh
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hehe 😉
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I salute you!
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I honestly have to wonder what the books you read during your childhood did to you. Good stuff though! 😛
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bahahaha I know right! 😉 :p
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Lol. 🙂
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