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Shannon asked this question about A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (The Tales of Dunk and Egg, #1-3):
Is this book ok for preteens? Wanted to give it to my brother, who has read Hunger Games, Maze Runner, etc., but if it's anything close to ASOIAF, it'd probably be a bit inappropriate....
Joe Very little sexual content. It is implied that Dunk (the Knight) is a virgin. He describes the figures of a couple of women he is interested in. There…moreVery little sexual content. It is implied that Dunk (the Knight) is a virgin. He describes the figures of a couple of women he is interested in. There are brief discussion of illegitimate births. Two illustrations in the book depict bare breasts, one apparently of a statue at a tomb, the other of a woman being carried to her wedding bed (in Westeros, bride and groom are disrobed by the wedding guest as they escorted/carried to bed). If you let your kids watch TV, they can handle this.
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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms
by George R.R. Martin
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