Have you noticed childrens books being sexist or racist and do you read them differently to adjust for the biased writing?

I just read the little engine that could. Here's the punch line... the girl engine broke down... none of the strong boy engines would help. Along comes a small girl engine that "thinks she can..." and gets the job done.

Totally sexist as heck. I'm going to read the book (printed copy) differently so there is a 50/50 distribution of whom is the good guys and bad guys. The child won't know I'm switching words.

Either way, we should all own up to being better and more considerate of others, have more empathy and be more helpful. It's something I'm owning to do better.

Yes, be careful with sexist books
It's ok to make one sex/race the bad guy and the other the good guy
Never noticed
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Have you noticed childrens books being sexist or racist and do you read them differently to adjust for the biased writing?
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