The funniest part is that this series actually mostly emasculates men, glorifying womankind's power over them.

I would read it for myself, don't believe everything that is said here. Yes, it is sometimes graphic, and far from child appropriate, but I believe it is a great series. I truly feel this series helped save my life.

While I agree that it is absolutely terrible to tear apart a series like this, I have to agree with the others that it isn't the best to introduce to children. However, that being said, Centaur Aisle, which off the top of my head, I believe was the fourth book, was quite sincerely the book which gave me my love for…

I couldn't disagree more. You read a fantastic world of euphemism, misdirection, and secrets with the literal mind of liberal media. You've taken quotes out of context, attempting to cast a pall on the series. Every chauvinist character in the series finds a woman who ends up being their greatest strength. Even Grundy…