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Friend,

Scholastic Book Fair is promoting books about gender confusion to kids in
preschool!

In Red: A Crayon's Story, one of the books that Scholastic markets, a crayon
labeled as "Red" decides that he is actually "Blue." No matter how hard he
tries to be red, he just can't! It's a story about "being true to your inner
self and following your own path."



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Does this story sound familiar?

It has eerie similarities to the narrative promoted by gender-transition
advocates:

If you want it badly enough, if you declare it so, you can easily transition
from boy to girl or girl to boy. It's a matter of feelings and not a biological
reality. This kind of narrative is terribly confusing — and even scary — to
kids whose brains are not mature enough to understand this line of thought.

This way of thinking also has real-world consequences. Consequences I am all
too familiar with…

A man who identifies as a woman stole my dream of winning the NCAA
championship inwomen's swimming.

But don't worry, there's a solution! The solution is SkyTree Book Fairs.

Founded in 2023, SkyTree offers private AND public schools the opportunity to
host a book fair that is 100% free from confusing, inappropriate, or otherwise
adult-themed content.

The best part? They offer this extraordinary educational experience at zero
cost to the schools!

Want to make school book fairs innocent again? I'm asking you to join me today
in supporting SkyTree Book Fairs. Donate $10, $35, $50, or even $500 today to
help them fulfill the 150+ requests they received for book fairs. Click to make
your tax-deductible gift and put a wholesome book into the hands of a child. >>
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Imagine trying to decide which is worse – your child missing out on learning
time in school or having to explain to your grade-schooler that, actually, Red
Crayon can't just decide to be a Blue Crayon.

Well, that's exactly the dilemma parents, grandparents, and guardians across
the country are facing right now.

Stories like Red: A Crayon's Story are so ubiquitous that many parents are
choosing to keep their children home from school during book fair week rather
than risk them being exposed to this type of confusing and subversive content!

SkyTree Book Fairs believes that every child should have the opportunity to
develop a lifelong love of reading through stories that build strong moral
character andlet kids be kids.

They are wholly committed to providing a superior book fair alternative that
matches and even exceeds the ease and quality of the traditional Scholastic
book experience.

From classics like Anne of Green Gables to new favorites like The Green Ember
, every book in SkyTree's catalog is aimed at empowering children to dream big,
build a strong moral character, and embrace the spirit of adventure and
personal responsibility that makes America so great.



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I hope you'll join me today in supporting SkyTree Book Fairs! It has never
been easier or more important to make a positive impact on a child's life
through literacy! Click here to send your tax-deductible gift of $35, $50,
$250, or more, and help SkyTree bring 150+ book fairs to schools across the
country. >>
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Stories shape our souls, which is why it is CRUCIAL that America's kids have
access to wholesome, age-appropriate, and uplifting stories that let their
imaginations soar while being rooted in truth.

Thank you in advance for your support!

For the love of reading,


Riley Gaines

P.S. I would consider it a personal favor if you choose to support SkyTree
Book Fairs in their important work of providing wholesome and inspiring books
to kids across the country.Please send a donation of $10, $50, $100, or even
$250 today.
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I thought you'd enjoy this picture of kids enjoying their time at a SkyTree
book fair.



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