Children Borrowed a Book – Concerns Were Reported
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A library in Strömstad has made a complaint after a child borrowed a dark romance book. DN's Malin Ullgren finds that her own reading in the lower and middle ages today had been a reason for foster care placement.
The staff at the library in Strömstad filed a complaint after a ten-year-old child borrowed a novel with sexual and violent content. Now the child's father has reported Strömstad Municipality to the Swedish Ombudsman (JO). - We have tried to ensure the child's best interests and have addressed the employee's concerns, says Frida Svensson, head of unit at the library, to P4 Väst.
Library staff in Strömstad Municipality filed a report of concern with social services after a ten-year-old child borrowed the novel "Haunting Adeline", reports P4 Väst.
The library in Strömstad filed a complaint after a child borrowed the book "Haunting Adeline," reports P4 Väst. The reason? The book contains depictions of sexual violence.
Library staff in Strömstad Municipality filed a report of concern with social services after a ten-year-old child borrowed the novel "Haunting Adeline", reports P4 Väst.
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HDLibrary staff in Strömstad Municipality filed a report of concern with social services after a ten-year-old child borrowed the novel "Haunting Adeline", reports P4 Väst.
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