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What do educators think about TinTin books for kids? Specifically second graders.

Arnela I'm not an educator, but Tintin is plenty entertaining, a lot of slap stick comedy where someone gets bonked on the head or trips down the stairs, the…moreI'm not an educator, but Tintin is plenty entertaining, a lot of slap stick comedy where someone gets bonked on the head or trips down the stairs, there's no cursing, but there are are some small shootouts [depending on which story it is] because Tintin and Haddock are dealing with bad guys that are out to get em'.

Tintin is of pretty good moral standing, treating the people around him with respect, but at the same time he's not scared to stand up for himself or for someone else.

The only issue might be that people are genuinely trying to kill the hero so he can't bring them to justice, and that some more compound words are utilized which might make reading smoothly difficult.(less)

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