Gayla
I think it is great this store celebrated the release of Harry Potter by offering tarot reading to the kids....I would think they kept it novel and the advise positive and very basic.
Pity these folks didn't agree...
http://www.cclmaine.org/artman/publish/Maine_3/Kiddie_Occult.shtml
"It boggles the mind that a mainstream company like Barnes and Noble would allow this witchcraft on its premises, and that they would then target unsupervised children for their tarot card fortune-telling activity."
Well...it boggles my mind these folks view it as inappropriate for a company like Barnes and Noble to explore anything other than their doctrine.
BUT, from a readers ethic perpective...Should readers provide readings to children under 18 without the consent or presence of a parent or guardian?
Pity these folks didn't agree...
http://www.cclmaine.org/artman/publish/Maine_3/Kiddie_Occult.shtml
"It boggles the mind that a mainstream company like Barnes and Noble would allow this witchcraft on its premises, and that they would then target unsupervised children for their tarot card fortune-telling activity."
Well...it boggles my mind these folks view it as inappropriate for a company like Barnes and Noble to explore anything other than their doctrine.
BUT, from a readers ethic perpective...Should readers provide readings to children under 18 without the consent or presence of a parent or guardian?