📚 Get Our Books into Your Library–Win an Amazon Gift Card 🎉


Hello Reader,

What if you could make Good Pictures Bad Pictures books available to local families? And then be entered to win a $50 Amazon gift card? Keep reading!

Good Pictures Bad Pictures are the world's most popular read-aloud books for starting age-appropriate conversations with kids about pornography.

If your local library doesn’t offer them yet, you can help make it happen!

✅ Here are 3 simple steps:

#1 Check your local library
Search your library’s catalog to see whether it carries Good Pictures Bad Pictures, Good Pictures Bad Pictures Jr., and Good Pictures Bad Pictures Guide for Girls. If you don’t find them, move on to step two.

#2 Request the books online or in person
Many libraries have an online “Suggest a Purchase” form, or you can speak with a librarian directly.

➡️ Good Pictures Bad Pictures: Porn-Proofing Today’s Young Kids, ISBN 978-0997318739

➡️ Good Pictures Bad Pictures Jr.: A Simple Plan to Protect Young Minds, ISBN 978-0997318791

➡️ Good Pictures Bad Pictures Guide for Girls: How I Stay Safe, Smart & Confident, ISBN 978-0997318784

#3 Hit Reply and get entered to win a $50 Amazon gift cardOnce you’ve requested any or all of our Good Pictures Bad Pictures books for your local library system, hit reply and let us know! We’ll enter your name into our drawing for a $50 Amazon gift card that will take place on Sept 15th.

Thousands of parents near you could access the best resource to begin protective conversations, including with kids who may even be your children’s friends.

I know you care about children. Submitting a request today will take just a few minutes and make a big difference for your community.

Thank you!

Kindly,

Kristen

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