‘Why do you have to draw horrible things?’: Why horror is good for young people’s brains, a guest post by Beck Kubrick

Young people deserve books that provide a safe place to explore and learn about the world, to explore themes and topics at their own pace in a fun way.

‘Why do you have to draw horrible things?’: Why horror is good for young people’s brains, a guest post by Beck Kubrick

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Young people deserve books that provide a safe place to explore and learn about the world, to explore themes and topics at their own pace in a fun way.

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