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Title: Don't judge a book by THIS cover!
Review: Anne of Green Gables has such a powerful message for young girls. It teaches them (among other things) that character is more important than looks, and that there is more than one narrow definition of beauty. Anne originally hated her red hair, lemon-bleached her freckles, and felt small because of her poor clothes. She grows into a confident woman, self-assured in her own skin (and hair). Eroding that empowering message with a (quite lovely) blonde girl with flawless skin in a sexualized pose undermines one of Anne's most valuable messages, and instead reinforces the all-too-common message that girls are sex objects, and as such, need to conform to a small, objectified definition of beauty: blonde hair, blue eyes, porcelain skin, thin body, big breasts, sexually available. Shame on you Amazon for publishing an out-of-copyright book on your "Create Space" label in such a lazy, trite and sexist way.
