Posted on 02/26/2016 2:56:43 PM PST by nickcarraway
Simon & Schuster is launching an imprint to focus on books with Muslim characters and stories.
SNIP
Its first four books, set to be published in 2017, will be: “Salam Alaikum,†a picture book by recording artist Harris J.; “Musa, Moises, Mo and Kevin,†a picture book about four kindergarten best friends...SNIP...; and “Yo Soy Muslim,†a lyrical picture book by Mark Gonzales.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
I’m all for “launching” books that glorify Muhammad.
Really? They need to move to the middle east!
Yo Soy Muslim
Sounds like a Chinese Rap Song.
Has anyone submitted “How to turn a country into a parking lot”?
Have a feeling this thread has a ‘short life span’.
They’ll start with “kill the infidel” coloring book..
Grimm’s Fairly Tales takes on a whole different meaning.
Probably. I’m not sure that “Curious George and the Suicide Vest” will be a big seller for them.
So much for “Charlotte’s Web.” (Wilbur the Pig is the hero.)
And to think that I blew up on Mulberry Street.
Can teach them important lessons like never behead an infidel until you can make them pay for the privilege first.
I thought muslim’s didn’t like human images.
suggested titles?
“Achmed the Terrorist Bombs a Church, You can Too!”
“How to Turn Your lunch pail into School Bomb”
“Little Barach the Infiltrator Conquers the Infidels!”
your better ones go here....X
... Because nothing says “I love you” more than strapping a bomb onto your 6 year old.
Isn’t Simon & Shuster the big DNC supporting publisher?
Rush better stop publishing his books with Simon & Schuster. I won’t be buying any Rush Revere books published by these Rag Head supporters.
Mullah Rogers’ Neighborhood: “Please won’t you behead my neighbor?”
That's good! How about Green Eggs and Hamas?
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