The cold never bothered you anyway.
This Children's Book For Adults Will Make You Laugh Out Loud
“Words in a different cultural context mean different things, and we shouldn’t get too hung up on them.”
P is for Pussy is a hilarious children's book that illustrates the alphabet using double entendres, but it's actually more for adults than anyone else.
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Elissa Blount Moorhead, a writer living in Maryland, authored the book alongside illustrator Melthem Sahin because P is For Pussy is the kind of book she wishes she had when she read children's stories to her own kids.
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"When my oldest child was young I went out of my way to search New York City and beyond for books that didn't also lull me to sleep," Moorhead told BuzzFeed.
"I wanted looked for books that had sophisticated illustration, design, funny ideas and also concepts that would entertain her and hold my interest. After jokingly re-writing an alphabet book of hers with adult concepts, it become clear to me I had to create the book I wanted to see."
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The writer said she enjoyed collaborating with Sahin because they "shared a non-American, non-normative, and feminist view."
"There were references that I used in the book that highlight words from the Black lexicon, the hip hop lexicon, and the feminist lexicon," Moorhead explained. "I hope that some of these inside jokes and winks will be enduring for audiences and communities that I love and that love me."
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Sorry America, But It's Definitely "Philosopher's Stone"
Put down your pitchforks. I have proof.
We all love Harry Potter. We have been dedicated to the boy who lived for almost 20 years now, since the initial release of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
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"What's that?" I hear you say, if you are an American person. "Philosopher's Stone? Don't you mean Sorcerer's Stone?"
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No, American person, I mean Philosopher's Stone. Don't worry. I'm here to tell you why.
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