Kid Books With Disturbing Backstories

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[@nrmkay]

The hungry caterpillar influencing eating disorders is a huge stretch --- Caterpillars eat their weight in food up until they're ready to pupate. I'm pretty sure most children are taught about the butterfly lifecycle and like the book because of the holes leading to different colorful foods X3

[@kendrahall5902]

I know right people be reading too much into things.

[@frenchfryproductions509]

He was mainly eating fruits plus he’s a caterpillar, not a human or a capitalist

[@roxassora2706]

Yeah.

[@OddMoonlight]

Yeah, that book taught me about caterpillars and their growth into a butterfly. It's as simple as that.

[@HopePapernacky]

Yeah that's so stupid

[@forresty.trails]

I feel bad for the author of Peter Pan. Losing his older brother at a young age and sort of having a breakdown because of it had to have been hard

[@korekiyos]

right, i think it's kinda messed up to accuse him of being a pedo because of the way he coped with the loss of a close family member

[@askatuproductions]

From Wikipedia (the article in spanish about The Giving Tree): " The more you blame the child, the more you blame human existence. The more you blame the tree, the more you miss the idea of ​​fatherhood. Should the gifts from the tree be contingent on the child's gratitude? If that were the case, if fathers and mothers expected reciprocity before caring for their children, we would be doomed. "- Timothy Jackson

[@stevekoller3314]

To me, "The Giving Tree" was an environmentalist story, as the tree represents Earth while the ungrateful kid who mines the tree of its resources represents mankind.

[@moonstonevarian]

I loved that book

[@Nightman221k]

The giving tree’s photo of the author scared me as a kid. It’s funny how the story of Greg from Diary of a wimpy kid being scared of him was relatable.

[@p4steled]

omg, yeah me too

[@steve_the_vehicon632]

The picture on the back of those poem books gives a better vibe

[@Lovewarriorcatz]

LOLLLLLLLLLLLL 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅

[@therabbitfollower5550]

The reason that the book "Don't Make Me Go Back, Mommy" was made was because it was a product of the satanic panic, which was at its height in the late 80's/90's, and the book itself was published in 1990. That doesn't make it any less weird, but historical context is important.

[@Thecandyquinn]

Well he talks about that in the video so

[@therabbitfollower5550]

@@Thecandyquinn My apologies, I never got around to finishing it.

[@Thecandyquinn]

@@therabbitfollower5550 it is alot to take in so thats totally valid too :)

[@mangocryptid3280]

I understand why people are upset that the kid never said thank you in the giving tree but like THATS THE WHOLE POINT???? if he said thank you then it would completely disregard the whole message of the book

[@osmm8483]

Makes sense.

[@ChonkyCat9000]

I managed to read “Don’t make me go back Mommy” through an archived site and that book really made me cry. It was definitely written during the Satanic Panic that happened during the 1980s.

[@GreatTrollger]

Ah yes, I remember going through satanic rituals in daycare

[@securerelicaiden576]

Don't we all

[@Sxkmxjx2283]

I still go through them

[@yakuza1160]

Good times good times

[@Molotovangale]

Same here lol

[@Duccfeet]

I wish i had a book like this when i was going through those

[@foreverfuturebound]

surprised you didn't talk about love you forever by robert munsch (the book where the mom sings a song to her son even when he's grown up). the real story behind that book is that the author had two kids that were stillborn, and the song in the book was the song he made for his stillborn babies.

[@snowqueen_8958]

Oof 😣

[@kendrahall5902]

I remember that book! I thought it was kindaweird when she was rocking him as an adult but I guess it was sweet

[@lavendernightshade5631]

my elementary school principal read that during every graduation and whenever I think about it I can still hear his voice

[@bugcraft10]

I thought it was really sad and cried as a kid when the man cared for his mom and now it's even sadder 😭😭😭

[@EmoryIllustrated]

The story about J. M. Barrie kind of made me tear up. The dude definitely had an innocent fascination with children that was spurred by losing his brother. He certainly earned the trust of the Davies considering the mother of the kids entrusted Barrie to take care of her children. The Davies kids also defended Barrie on the accusations of being a predator. Considering just how much they interacted with the Barrie, and was even adopted by and taken care of by him, I'm inclined to believe that the only thing inappropriate about Barrie's fascination with kids was interacting with random stranger's children (which, again, didn't lead to anything worse than being strange). I don't know if enriching the life of children helped him cope with losing his brother, but I certainly hope it brought him peace of some sort.

[@emilygracey]

I remember reading a quote from one of the children when they grew up saying, essentially, 'Yeah, he was a weirdo, but he never would have diddled us."

[@sammylane21]

"Dr. Seuss's The Foot Book" is probably a beloved book to Dan Schneider?🤭😂

[@HeyMalan]

Peter pans creator story really is interesting it reminds me of Michael Jackson interesting that Michael loved Peter Pan and wanted to have a childhood even though he never had a childhood because starting in the music industry young and people accused him of doing things to children but he didn’t just didn’t experience things kids did

[@jammytoast4160]

aww ☹️☹️☹️

[@Ghostytoasty349]

He did

[@HeyMalan]

@@Ghostytoasty349 we don’t know that plus the fbi raid his home found nothing keep in mind the fbi can’t be bought out

[@Dogkika]

Duck banana

[@darrens_toyhouse]

@@Ghostytoasty349 He didn't tho pretty sure the kids lied

[@Molotovangale]

The fact that you call the kids "younglings" is priceless

[@inkandcupcakes1695]

Why

[@PongoXBongo]

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[@v.anessa1451]

banning the book outright is def too far imo, but the giving tree is widely interpreted as a mother-son relationship. i can see why some people would have concern with allowing young girls to read a book they believe encourages women to be selfless givers and see this as acceptable. again, i think banning it was too far and idont think this book is a big issue or anything, but it is always important to think deeper abt the kind of ideas children are exposed to from media aimed at them, since children are very easily influenced. silverstein in his personal life spent time as a cartoonist for playboy, so i can see why his children's work would be extra scrutinized.

[@MRHOPE5394]

Thank you

[@capybara8855]

Why does it always thought of mother

[@uranian-Umbra]

Seriously, what part of it has anything to do with gender roles

[@U_vitled]

i dint think its problematic because the book is about some people who only take from others and give nothing back

[@v.anessa1451]

@@uranian-Umbra little girls ---> selfless, "givers"/mothers. there's nothing wrong w being a mother obviously, that's a great noble thing to raise good children, but idk maybe they were concerned little girls would take the story to mean that they should let others (boys) have whatever they want from them and form no personal boundaries for themselves, because that's what the tree does in the story. in school, i was taught that the story was a metaphor for motherhood/parenthood. since most grade school teachers are female (idk if thats changed in recent years but thats how it was when i was a kid), that might be why the story is mostly presented as such. girls/women are more prone to people-pleasing and enabling behavior as a general rule, so while like i said i don't think the book needs to be banned or anything, i can see the reasoning behind the concern.

[@AnomalousBlake]

I thought that the hungry caterpillar taught a good lesson because the caterpillar gets sick after eating all that food, but feels better and is able to start forming his cocoon to become a butterfly after eating a healthy leaf. I feel like people just want to find something to be angry about in everything

[@mattwolf7698]

Caterpillars do that too, parents never fail to amaze me with how stupid they can be.

[@meadowchanyukikosangacha2643]

About the “don’t make me go back there, mommy!”, the portrayal of satanists isn’t totally accurate, maybe there are different types of satanists, but I know a satanist in real life, and she is nothing like this. I was informed that the portrayal of demons her religion are much different than my religion ( catholic ).

[@cricketandgraham8644]

I'm pretty sure it was about how pretty much all of them were in the time the story was created?? Idk

[@mv9653]

@@cricketandgraham8644nope. The book is about societal fears, not the reality.

[@mattwolf7698]

@@cricketandgraham8644 I'm sure that book is just full of made up stuff. Some of the kids from McMartin PreSchool got interviewed and told outlandish stories like that they would flush kids down toilets or fly them around in a hot air balloon, Why any adult believed any of this is beyond me. Then again this also came from the era where conservative Christians though songs were loaded with back masking and that rock, metal and dungeons and dragons were evil so the critical thinking wasn't exactly strong.

[@cherryflavoredplaylist753]

As a kid I struggled w paranoia and hallucinations, so I’ve always hated the dark themes of children’s books, I think we should start making books less terrifying while still teaching a good lesson. Idk how many other kids also felt the same way but I had so many nightmares bc of these books as well as increasing my terror lol

[@katiee22ify]

OMG same anything could set mine off when I was kid I still have hallucinations now but they're not as bad as they were. I was terrified of cemeteries when I was kid I had this book that had a picture of cartoonish looking gravestones in it and I had nightmares for ages my mum got rid of it. I don't have that fear anymore. One thing that did traumatize me as kid though is I don't know if you've heard of it but there's a tv show called Jonathan creek he's like this sort sherlock Holmes type character that solves murders and one episode I watched called the three gamblers I had a reoccurring hallucination after it I dreaded night time and I am 32 now and I still go through a small period of time where I dread going to bed because I remember how I used to feel. I'd also discourage any parent from telling their kids the story of the boogieman just don't do it it's far more mentally damaging then you think it might be. My wonderful grandfather decided to do that to this day I still blame that too as one of the reasons I cannot sleep properly why I still have night terrors. But here's the fudged up part for a short period I was having night terrors ever night there was no let up I'd wake up calm go back to sleep and have another for a solid week. Then one night I stayed up late and watched hell raiser with my dad it stopped them not completely but it slowed down the frequency of them. Still doesn't make sense because the material in that movie is disturbing haha lol.

[@mattwolf7698]

Maybe just don't read those books then, I loved dark kids movies (stuff like The Never Ending Story and Labyrinth) as a kid, never actually read any dark books though.

[@regentbreak6615]

I personally think the children's book about "Satanic Rituals" is more a front for pedo rings, just the wording used in the video and imagry describes fits better. This is my own thoughts though.

[@kayla123ism]

Have a feeling it was written in the late 80s/ early 90s when satanic panic was going on

[@shirleymaemattthews4862]

I thought Lolicon works or doujinshi was as well.

[@kaylavinson]

I feel like there's one that most kids didn't read but I did as a kid and it was called little match girl, if you ever do a part 2 I'd recommend looking into that book by Jerry Pinkney

[@ironjellly]

YES omfg this story fucked me up. Also, The Red Shoes gave me the same awful vibes lol.

[@MISSWORLD444]

I saw the animated version of that is it abt the little girl who is homeless and has a match that makes her imagine things I don’t remember the plot of the short

[@jennyknopps1291]

Another good suggestion is the book _A Child Called It._

[@Pehmokettu]

@@MISSWORLD444 In the original story the child is not homeless but her family is poor and her dad forced her to sell plenty of matches. If she does not sell them all her dad will beat her. The child is dying because there is very cold outside and she starts burning the matches and hallucinating about a better life. And in the next morning people find her dead but smiling.

[@MISSWORLD444]

@@Pehmokettu that’s so sad thanks for telling me

[@NubianQueen_xo]

I’m mad because the hungry caterpillar is my fave book and I never thought about it that way lmao🥺

[@CallMeFreakFujiko]

That's not how The Giving Tree ends. He comes back as an old man and he's just like "I just want a place to sit" and the tree, being a stump, is like "you can sit on me." So he does. He still doesn't say "thanks" though. I looked it up just in case he did and I found a blog shit-post connecting their relationship to a BDSM relationship. And also some edits of the boy using the tree in... Ways that wouldn't allow him to ask for anything ever again. Because of course that's a thing.

[@btr9969]

in the topic of kids books, my fav book series growing up is goosebumps. In recent times, I was thinking about writing my own stories. Although the stories have horror, sci fi & a bit of mystery, there are thing that hold some truth to me. I have my journal & the dream sequences I wrote down can be classed as fiction. you can believe me or not but the dreams I wrote down happened & sometimes I would need to change it. I want to make it visual so the audience can see what I was going through but then the horror aspects would increase & could mean censorship.

[@kaylavinson]

My sister loved the black lagoon series, not the same but gave the same creepy vibe to me as a kid 😂

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I can’t believe I JUST discovered you 😭 I love your videos they’re all so interesting I can’t stop watching lol

[@C-WiL]

same

[@aliensarecool562]

When he pointed out the authors face I started remembering having nightmares of that face I always thought he was gonna tape me up and burn me alive yeah I had a dream similar to that where an elderly couple taped not me a baby and burned it alive it traumatized me

[@haruki456]

The Giving Tree is really about the experience of becoming a parent and just how much you give and do that your children never realize. Shel Silverstein has some weirder cartoons because he drew for Playboy as well.

[@validation4802]

The giving tree author actually came to our school, it was pretty cool since we rarely had anything like that before lol, (( btw I was in middle school so I can't really remember much but from what I remember we did some cool activities with him ))

[@harlottebronte]

Omg I was obsessed with Shel Silverstein growing up and I still have all my old copies of his books that's so cool I'm so jeaous 😂 ETA: I'm especially jealous because when I was in elementary school all the boys in my class got to go to a reading event and meet Robert Munsch, but the girls had to stay behind because...we were too good at reading alredady or some bullshit like that? So the topic of meeting iconic children's authors is definitely still a source of bitterness for me lol

[@validation4802]

@@harlottebronte 😭😭 non of us really knew who this guy was til he came to the school, from what I remember he was extremely tall- idk lol it's a blurry memory but zam that sucks man, but then again we are amazing readers - they just jealous lol

[@SnowShadyLP]

@@harlottebronte my favorite book was one i checked out every time I went to the library, I'm pretty sure it was called a light in the attic, I adored it along with where the sidewalk ends and falling up

[@CrispyNuggetProductions]

i like how u don't sound bored or dark and have some charm when u tell us about the stories.

[@trashyjasp6594]

Awesome video as always! You both did great and it was super interesting! I love Watership Down, I first read it at 12 because I read and love the Warriors series, and was kinda surprised at how dark it was lol 😆 I definitely recommend the Netflix series for Watership Down as well as the 1980s movie, and the TV kids show (the kids show is a lot less graphic/dark and follows the group on adventures and such)

[@talkingfez1265]

Love Warriors!

[@artmoryoo]

i really like the giving tree and i dont think there's really supposed to be like a lesson, it's a representation of how much parental figures give up. many times they don't get a thank you, similarly to the tree. this perspective allows you to appreciate how much others do for you.

[@janaeaniyah9830]

I remember reading The Giving Tree when i was little and the picture on the back was creepy asf🤣

[@hanyunya]

Omg shel silverstens face is terrifyingg

[@lilistudios4769]

The picture on the back always used to scare me

[@biggiepeterevival]

Gregory

[@harlottebronte]

You shoud look into A Promise is a Promise by Robert Munsch! The title is pretty innocent but the story is literally based on a Native American myth of this horrifying sea troll witch thing that lives under the Arctic ice and drags disobediant children down to their deaths...it's a source of childhood trauma for me and every other person I know who read it 😂

[@dots_lie]

THERES A ROBERT MUNCH BOOK ABOUT INUIT MYTHOLOGY

[@CuppycakeWillow]

The Very Hungry Caterpillar is my favourite childhood book, I've always loved caterpillars and butterflies because of that book. Really loving your channel, am so glad I found it!

[@maniicKITTYY]

The giving tree always made me cry out of empathy, I'm 27 & it still does. I like the breakdown, I haven't thought about my semi disturbing childhood books in so long. 4:21

[@cuterose9376]

The giving tree - Please don't hate the book It's just about a tree who give a her all to the boy and treats him like he is her son The hungry caterpillar - The caterpillar eats to grow into a butterfly. I don't see any disorder here. Those two books are NOT disturbing at all.

[@Jerry_the_Head]

for part 2: another book that's for kids that's quite screwed up is "Suur Toll"/"Tyll the great" an estonian fairytale book about a giant who is a fair giant, and he helps his people when vanatuhi/vaapagan attacks, the illustrations are unnerving, and there are dark moments in the story where suur toll's wife; "Piret" gets crushed by their own house after Vanatuhi collapses it on her, and a part where suur toll gets decapitated, and before dying he kills the thing that decapitated him by crushing it, before carrying his severed head somewhere and turning to stone, an animated version of it is actually on youtube

[@kaylavinson]

Also don't know at all if anyone other than people in my town maybe heard of this book but it's called Wenny as her Wings by Janet Lee Carey, basically this brother misses his little sister who died and the book is through his perspective, like how he can't get over his little sister not being there with him anymore. It's super sad, made me cry each time I read in in junior high If anyone else heard of this please let me know cause no one else I know (family wise and some I went to school with) never even heard of this book

[@gayonion1687]

STOP THE MUSIC IN THE BACKGROUND GAVE ME FLASHBACKS OF MY BACKROOMS PHASE

[@royalrebel8380]

Ah yes the giving tree. Yeah the picture of Silverstein on the back terrified me as a kid

[@linarish]

This topic is so creative! Congrats on 50k Aaron

[@jasperwisecarver]

5:32 no because it's a CAUTIONARY tale, you're supposed to understand that it's not fair to the tree, and that you can't keep giving and giving because eventually you'll have nothing left

[@VDotBlank]

I'm pretty sure I used to have the foot book when I was younger. My house was already haunted so it probably just increased the activity if I did

[@St4rBr34d]

huh thats crazy because my mom got a copy of the foot book and i didn't know that it had such a dark history at the time

[@electrofonickitty823]

When I was a kid in the 1980s, I grew up in the Satanic Panic! I was pretty sure I never had issues at Daycare and it was never that. I am also Wiccan

[@rosemary-dr5xc]

I thought ppl would have hated the book cuz of the shel silverstein jumpscare

[@moodymermaid3690]

I've been watching some of your videos for awhile, but this one has to be my favorite. I love books, and it's always fascinating to learn the story behind a story. Super cool topic choice. Keep up the good work. 👍

[@RedBear-wb1hi]

These weren't as creepy as i was expecting, just a bit sad.

[@DemonnPrincess9]

I actually disagree about the hate on The Giving Tree. The boy was written selfish because he IS selfish. Everything isn't perfect and happy and "just" all the time, and that is what I like about it. He never said Thank You because he tool the tree's unconditional love for granted. If he said Thank You it would not do anything to teach about when things are unfair and unhappy. Then people will think that, of themselves or others - and not only this - going through things are "abnormal" when it is perfectly normal to not be okay, and is unfortunately normal for selfish people to exist. I actually write stories, and in mine they are usually based on things I've suffered like multiple forms of abuse and the aftermath , and mental illnesses, and are usually extremely graphic. Nearly all of my stories have bittersweet, sad or painful endings, or a combination of those, with characters not reacting to situations "right" because they don't fully understand the situation, just like people in our world. If I forced a happy ending with justice are suddenly make everyone fully understand subjects like abuse and act the way you're "supposed" to act, it wouldn't be "real life" to me, because not everything is like that (hate the term "real life" because I believe characters exist in parallel worlds (schizophrenia thing). But yes, that's all. No hate towards you, of course. Just a simple disagreement.

[@MauveMimi]

In 1st grade, our teacher read us the giving tree then tried to show us a youtube video about it. The video wasn't the proper one and it had cursing and the boy cutting down the tree while the tree bleed to death. we were all shocked and the teacher was embarrassed.

[@moonstonevarian]

Can you give me the link to the video?

[@MauveMimi]

@@moonstonevarian it’s a video uploaded by joshknoff names the giving tree. It’s 17 years olds

[@moonstonevarian]

@@MauveMimi thank you!!

[@beinzgoofensmirtz]

when i was in like first grade, my class went to the school library and the librarian read the giving tree to us when i was like 3 years old, i used to live in my cousins house and we basically had the hungry caterpillar book

[@thedoom_guy66]

Man when I saw this channel at around 5k subs I was pretty surprised you didn’t have a couple hundred thousand subs, but now you’re already almost there. Great job!

[@drummer13]

i remember when you were at 4k subs man, it’s crazy how far you’ve come. keep up the good work !!

[@ActionYakPolice]

not backstory so much as content but there's one kids book that my class read in fifth or sixth grade called A Day No Pigs Would Die that has some pretty disturbing stuff in it. we read other books like The Outsiders and Hatchet that also had darker themes than most kids books but there was stuff in that one that would 100% keep it from being chosen as required reading these days, if it was even allowed in the school library at all

[@NoName-ye9jw]

So happy to see you and cvnela grow so much!

[@Autistic_BabyAlive_mom_reboot]

Speaking of children's books with disturbing backstories. And I the only one who remembers in the curious George gets A job book George going to the hospital and getting high on ethier? Why the hell is that in A kids book?

[@n0va402]

Wouldn't say "kids book". But the comic book "yummy: story of a Southside shorty". Its Really sad because almost everything in the book is real except for the 2nd protagonist roger, rogers brother, and a few other characters. May yummy rest in peace.

[@Danniboi03]

It's crazy seeing Morbid introduce Cvnela in this video as an up and coming creator! She's already moved up so much in her career since this and is doing official interviews and promotions for new films and such!

[@TheRealTheLights]

0:28 vector jumpscare

[@maenad1231]

I thought we were _meant_ to be annoyed with the boy/man for being entitled and not thanking the The Giving Tree. It annoyed me as a kid which is the whole reason I understood the lesson of the book was that if I didn’t have & express appreciation to the people who provided for me & looked out for me then I’d turn out as bad as that brat and end up hurting the ones I loved.

[@sandraelliott4435]

In The Giving Tree, having the child say,"Thank you" and be grateful for the gifts would literally defeat the purpose of the story as it is obviously a cautionary tale.

[@John-xk2sd]

Cautionary tale about

[@MonkeyMatt1108]

You should talk about the original story of Red Riding Hood

[@MISSWORLD444]

The fact I’m watching this in the library rn 💀

[@corneliusbarnacles]

Morbinforfun has the content of all time

[@nousername6810]

Binged the videos and instantly subbed the vids are so much fun, keep on the good work

[@BearyandBeary]

Here's a story at the library my teacher read when I was little. I forget the name of it though. Well, the story I think starts with a mom bunny and a teen bunny and a baby bunny. The mom says to teen bunny be nice to your sister. He doesn't be nice while panting eggs. His mom says please be nice. Again hes not nice. Then the mom says ill put you in time out! He is still not nice to baby bunny. The mom does notice. The baby bunny cries and goes away. She finds a little butterfly. Baby bunny follows it to a place long away from the house. Teen bunny remembers that his sister is gone he tells mom bunny that she left. Mom bunny starts a hole search around the neighborhood. Baby bunny gets lost. A fox is hiding the grass but doesn't see baby bunny. The search went on till night. The other moms and teen bunny and Mom bunny finally finds her. The fox didn't get a dinner. The bunny never go out again. The story ends.

[@BearyandBeary]

O sorry the baby bunny part when the teen bunny is mean for the last time the mom does not notice sorry forgot to put doesn't.

[@ppom]

I’m crazy proud of you man, congrats on 50k!

[@ppom]

Oh my god it’s 60k now holy moly

[@cloudiercollects5235]

Congrats on the newfound success I'm happy you broke out of the funko mold that many other creators tend to stay in

[@c0ck_and_pizz]

There was a book my dad gave me about the shoe maker and elf's it's not a disturbing background but there was a child who was dying and there was an angel of death over the boys bed and it creeped me out when I was a kid 💀

[@Azalea1240]

Yo ur name is awesome

[@elizabethcarrillo4500]

Oh how weird. On the last week of school my teacher read the giving tree to us. (I'm in middle school lol) and I thought it was a bit weird but it teaches a good lesson ig

[@The_Swedish_Serb]

When I heard Cvnela all I could think of was scary Eddie and how he complain about her constantly talking instead of showing the scary video

[@matthewdrummond1340]

Discovered your channel today with approximately 97k subscribers. I'm just catching up. You've earned every subscriber. You both did amazing this video 🙂

[@mannythemaniac13]

I wanted to clarify with Where The Wild Things are, the kids sent to bed without dinner because he was literally being a nuisance and not listening to his mom (I remember a part specifically when the kid says himself he will NOT eat dinner) So the mom putting him to bed isn't out of neglect for his needs, she's drained and exhausted as is. I mean, what's the better thing to do? Send the kid to bed or forcefully shove the food down his throat? Not trying to throw shade, I just wanted to give much needed context.

[@jamiehole8856]

He’s rocking dat ☎️ haircut

[@tootthpick]

People during the satanic panic were fucking wilding

[@isellaliens777]

I got so happy when I heard canela was gonna be in this video, loved this:D!!

[@FredzDeadBaby]

Like that Edna Mold cut

[@paula.cosplay]

If your german you know that Struwwelpeter should be on this list. Also the hungry catapillar was one of my Favorit books

[@andrew-ey9gl]

Yes, Struwwelpeter should be on this list and Jessii Vee made a video talking about that book and other weird books such as Love you forever, and another book about the ways children died in the order of the ABC's.

[@paula.cosplay]

@@andrew-ey9gl i really need to check that Video out

[@andrew-ey9gl]

Ok but my KZbin account name was BesteverSammi before I got a new tablet but what I'm saying is that my name is not Andrew my dad helped me set up my account and for some reason the account name is Andrew. So, yeah

[@danielmcpherson799]

Omg growing up I love the giving tree.😊

[@randomtinypotatocried]

Apparently it was Boulder that banned the Giving Tree. Yeah that sounds about right

[@myrondabosscat]

4:29 someone made a better of the book that was called 'the tree who set healthy boundaries'

[@KallistaAdams]

I grew up on the hunger catuppiler. And when I saw that I did not think oh he's beautiful because he ate so much. Let me do that. I read it because It had colors. Infact when I became a comic book weighter back in 2017 I took inspiration on colors from this book.

[@ChanceRoseCR]

I’ve been with u since 9k bro ur growing so fast chill out 😭😭😭

[@beetle07-x6q]

You should cover the love you forever book i used to have it read for me alot by my mom years ago the reason why you should cover it is because it is a personal tragedy the author and his wife went through

[@some_random2225]

Love this content bro would definitely like to see more disturbing videos

[@Unifvl_]

I’ve been binge watching all your videos really good stuff I see you being big soon!

[@mimix7138]

I actually remember were the wild things are! I remember in music class we were doing something where we did a musical with a book (I think) and my music teacher read it

[@mollusk2771]

I love your videos right now I'm playing a game listening to you so I hope you can continue making videos props to you ❤️

[@YouLikeKrabbyPattiesDontYou]

people hate the book because the kid never says thank you? that's...literally the _entire point._

[@billleed5159]

Yeah well the entire point is that the boy never says thank you, it’s meant to be in there cause that’s what the author wrote?

[@frenchfryproductions509]

Yo, you can’t be dissing the hungry caterpillar like that man that was part of my childhood, its good book

[@StardustBullets]

5:47 That was like Book 5, 6, Or 7. But I found that joke very funny

[@SHEEESHMASTER3000]

Bro, I loved the book "The giving tree", my literal childhood .

[@nicholekelley672]

its funny, i was watching some of your videos when you posted this ! keep up the good work dude !

[@WyaSlay]

been here since you hit 3k my guy Keep up the great work

[@honeycombhideout7765]

it went crazy when it was the new cut go!keep it up

[@jamesthebluecat1263]

Can you make a video on disturbing kid’s books? Like books that were made for kids but have some none kid friendly stuff in it.

[@Doubleshotgun]

You got the Aloysius O'hare cut

[@jordywhidby4061]

The giving tree used to make me cry as a kid

[@j88887]

Each Vid Aaron’s content is getting more interesting and I’ve been watching sence 15 or 20k and I realized that he may be the next Tuv PS keep it up goat