10 Children’s Books Turned Racist
Welcome to Top10Archive! We take a look into the past at popular children’s books that have now been surrounded by controversy due to their negative, derogatory and prejudice contents. Spanning from a boy and a giant peach to adventures down the river with your best friend, this is the top children’s books you didn’t know were racist.
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10. James and the Giant Peach
9. Pippi Longstocking Series
8. Dr. Dolittle
7. The Little House on the Prairie
6. Chronicles of Narnia – The Horse and His Boy
5. The Secret Garden
4. A Cricket in Times Square
3. Sherlock Holmes Series
2. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
1. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
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hi!!!!!!!!!!ππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππο»Ώ
actually this is making me giggle. these sound like great reads:)ο»Ώ
that dr. doolittle one want racist at all. ppl need to get lives and
lighten up.ο»Ώ
This is dumb. these cry baby bitches Are just looking to call anything
racist.ο»Ώ
The horse and his boy was my favorite book when I was between the ages of 4
to 9 and now it’s ruined for me.ο»Ώ
Mexican people do eat grasshoppers, though.ο»Ώ
I’m the 13 th comment lolο»Ώ
20th likeο»Ώ
11th comment, 140th viewο»Ώ
U shouldn’t. Change the artists work because it’s racist get there consentο»Ώ
hiii