Near the children's book section, little boy clutching spiderman book:
"But mommy, I want this!"
"Sweetie, we don't get books about spiderman because they have things we don't believe in them, like hitting and fighting."
"But I WANT it!"
20 minutes later, near the checkout section, boy still clutching book:
"But Spiderman saves the day!"
"I'm sorry, but we can't get books about Spiderman."
"But I WANT it!"
Disappointed little boy leaves with his mother. Allison notices the spiderman book, picks it up and says, "Oooo, Spiderman! Mommy, I want this book."
"Sure, okay."
"But mommy, I want this!"
"Sweetie, we don't get books about spiderman because they have things we don't believe in them, like hitting and fighting."
"But I WANT it!"
20 minutes later, near the checkout section, boy still clutching book:
"But Spiderman saves the day!"
"I'm sorry, but we can't get books about Spiderman."
"But I WANT it!"
Disappointed little boy leaves with his mother. Allison notices the spiderman book, picks it up and says, "Oooo, Spiderman! Mommy, I want this book."
"Sure, okay."
Comments
Josef loves Spiderman. And I like it too. I get why little boys love spiderman.
This reminds me of Kent. For his
3rd bday he wanted an Apple Dumpling doll and weapons (as in guns and swords) - go figure?? He is still the same little boy today, super sweet and loving and then out pretending to go to war.