Ameila's only going to hear Stephen Covey at bedtime

A professor in England has recently released a report that claims that girls who are enjoy romantic fairytales like Cinderella are more likely to be abused in later life. Click here for story. Psychotherapist Susan Darker-Smith said she found many abuse victims identified with characters in famous children’s literature and claimed the stories provide "templates" of dominated women. She points to the submissive and helpless heroines in stories like Rapunzel.

In response, Kim Reynolds, professor of children’s literature at the University of Newcastle, said: "This isn’t a new theory. We have heard these arguments about fairytales since the 1970s, particularly from feminist critics."

This brings up two questions. 1.) Just how does the Disney Corporation live with itself? 2.) How sweet a gig is professor of children’s literature at the University of Newcastle?