"BABY TEETH" is the WEIRDEST book I've read 👶 Possessed kids, Swedish men, and banging the devil???

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PART 2: • Baby Teeth's ending is...
Contrary to popular belief (unless you're an active viewer), I actually have not posted a rant video in a long while, so I've decided to bring them back since y'all are entertained by them. However upon filming and editing I remember why I don't do it often, which is that it takes freaking forever when you accidentally stumble upon a bizarre book with a chaotic series of events that you can't even summarize within an hour. In this first hour we shall discuss French furry freak children, useless Swedes, unflattering haircuts, and lots of very disturbing scenes I can't believe I read outloud lol.
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⌛ 02:08 - Disclaimer for author, publisher, & other associates
⌛ 02:56 - The premise
⌛ 07:03 - Spelling tests and French witches
⌛ 17:19 - It gets weird and naked
⌛ 23:46 - The kid makes an "art project", thanks 4chan
⌛ 35:10 - Swedes are useless, what else is new
⌛ 39:55 - It gets weird again, but this time with bicycle metaphors
⌛ 42:26 - Bad haircuts and weird ableism
⌛ 45:58 - Baby's villain origin story
⌛ 48:40 - Ok now it gets REALLY weird (possible TW?)
⌛ 53:35 - To be continued cuz I'm tired of editing
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@Muted_Marcus Год назад

Me presenting audio evidence at Simlish court to accuse the defendant: 9:46

@withcindy Год назад

LOLLLL

@uclachemistry Год назад

Simlish x minion-ese

@TyroneBackyardiagains Год назад

This killed me😭

@kojikakoifish2862 Год назад

Dont even do simlish dirty like that xD

@asmileisspecial Год назад

It also sounds a little bit like Crazy Frog

@clairvaux8459 Год назад

The straight woman's horror: mothering not only her child, but also her husband 😭

@doodledogdiary3644 Год назад

The ableist woman's horror: mothering an autistic child 🤡

@dantemaquiavelli9039 Год назад

@@doodledogdiary3644 Do all autistic children have fake french accents?

@jamangel Год назад

Lmao

@randomnerd3402 Год назад

That describes my mom, even though she doesn't have to mother me that much anymore

@samantharose1001 Год назад

the underlying horror of the story is the daughter and mom striving for daddy’s approval for SOME reason despite his inadequacies as a husband and father

@withcindy Год назад

i think thats the whole theme of this story. fighting over a useless man. LOL

@TheBlah35 Год назад

God that man was so annoying

@bbew2914 Год назад

need this guy to get another child acting like a demon to only him and his wife doesn't believe him

@TreeDwellingShrimp Год назад

@@bbew2914 YES 😂 I need that now

@sknsoul.08 Год назад

Ngl thats my family in a nutshell- (but im a guy)

@jackcullen5085 Год назад

A sex scene from a child's PoV is a very strange writing decision

@withcindy Год назад

We gotta be edgy

@nicky7738 Год назад

In Nutshell by Ian McEwan (had to read it for school 🤮) there is a sex scene told from the perspective of an unborn fetus…and yes, it’s as awful as it sounds

@mymarshlands Год назад

i was watching this video with growing concern what the actual fuck is wrong with the author AND the people allowing this book to exist the sex + racist undertones (swedish = perfect versus the gay latino comment) + blatant ableism THIS IS DERANGED

@something3119 Год назад

@@nicky7738 ex-fucking-scuse me?

@useroffline9999 Год назад

@@nicky7738 from a WHAT

@hiddenuser8755 Год назад

I’m sick of the baby horror where all the torture is on the mother. Where’s the horror where the father is tormented and abused? Women have been gaslighted both in and out of fiction a million times in horror at this point it’s lazy.

@yasmineahsan8402 Год назад

the bad seed has the dad with a demon child. Also little evil I think.

@Frostfern94 Год назад

I recently read a murder mystery where the mother killed MC’s sister as a child and plays the victim after every little thing happens to her.

@martinebonita2658 Год назад

@@BooksRebound yes that's the movie meant 💀 I only put that film in the brackets in case they didn't recognise the name ari aster my bad

@Amorfis Год назад

@@BooksRebound I just watched this a few days ago and I'd never heard about it before, strange that I've seen it come up multiple times since. But yes, it's a greatly unsettling short about a dynamic that is pretty much never explored.

@annchovy9842 Год назад

How about the movie Joshua? Granted it's only one of the few, but in the end the dad (played by Sam Rockwell) got all the blame for his mom and wife's demise (when in truth its his son, Joshua, who orchestrated their tragedy) , and he's like the only one who knows that Joshua is a conniving little shit and no one believes him. IDK. It's the only movie I can think of where the dad gets tortured and gaslighted by a monster child.

@ponytailproductions2503 Год назад

“It might be worse that your kid is gonna be a furry. She might end up being French.” Isn’t that just the plot of Beauty and the Beast?

@withcindy Год назад

Tale/Tail as old as time...

@damauryaywright5796 Год назад

pls i cant cindy

@moistwrmonastring1017 Год назад

LMAOOOO

@SailorMya Год назад

Is this why belle's mom is no longer around!!! Is this a prequel! LOL JK

@Frostfern94 Год назад

Fjdjdjdbdjs why would you-

@TheFlowerbeast Год назад

Y'know what would have been a great twist? If the dad had been playing dumb all along and he knew what was going on but he enjoyed tormenting his wife with their daughter

@withcindy Год назад

Yeah instead he's just an idiot

@noodlepoodle3582 Год назад

I half expected a revelation that the dad had been experimenting on Hanna, making her so fucked up like with Pietre in Utopia

@randomuserwitharandomname6183 Год назад

It's that not what happens? By the end of Cindy's video, I am thinking it's going to be revealed he was the truly evil one all along and that's where the daughter got it from, because surely no one can be that stupid.

@Starburst514 Год назад

Literally I was waiting for that to be the twist and when it never came o was so let down it at least would have been interesting

@jamangel Год назад

Oof

@currently_online Год назад

As a Swed I just wanted to let you all know that for all the stereotypical weird Swedish things the author decided to put in this book, she got one thing right. Swedish men ARE this annoying. And dismissive. Ill give them credit for that

@espeon871 Год назад

HAHAH

@cottonballbats Год назад

FRRRR I dated a guy like him and the mf was as "patriotic" as AMERICANS

@meishuu Год назад

😂 I’m not surprised

@hannamaria8673 Год назад

De är ju det på riktigt lol

@your-door-is-unlocked Год назад

Say hay who huh what now? 😀

@zoologygirl252 Год назад

This feels like this was written by the mother of a disabled child who resents her child's existence cause shes not the perfect daughter she wanted

@so_far_away 11 месяцев назад

yeah :(

@hachi7100 9 месяцев назад

I don't think it's about being perfect the child is literally a psychopath

@so_far_away 9 месяцев назад

@hachi7100 yes and? the point stands, the author chose to write her that way. it's all too familiar to disabled people (myself included) to be framed as though we are intentionally being difficult, which this fictional child IS, but that’s not realistic, and thus comes off as this "disabled kids are evil" mentality? (i'm sorry if i explained poorly)

@hachi7100 9 месяцев назад

@@so_far_away im sorry this is a horror book? What are you expecting a world of rainbows and roses where nothing bad ever happens. What would've been your ideal ending the mom letting herself get killed by that demon child because "oh no it's abelist to defend yourself" I'm so confused on why you read a book with this premise? Or do you excuse all murderers and psychopaths because you think they have a disability?

@CANINETHEROPY 9 месяцев назад

nobody was saying 'it's ableist to defend yourself'.. don't put words into their mouth. It's really distasteful. @@hachi7100

@ajknight8640 Год назад

As someone who was convinced to read Baby Teeth by someone who described it as “a masterpiece”, this video is sweet vindication

@withcindy Год назад

It is time for us haters to SPEAK UP

@shadie-cat Год назад

That someone betrayed you

@shakirashipslied9721 Год назад

Whoever said that chose violence.

@TimeTravelerJessica Год назад

I realize I probably shouldn't judge without reading it for myself but I was genuinely surprised that this is a critically acclaimed book because it sounds genuinely awful.

@domino6011 Год назад

I was in my Junior year when my English teacher recommended it to me (because I like horror) 🙃

@mimad4923 Год назад

As an ethnic kid, if I was in this story - it would be like "Hannah wrote bitch, and then her mommy annihilated her".

@straww_berryyy Год назад

If my mother ever heard me say those words I'll get the taste of the flying slipper and the rolling pin

@yana33612 Год назад

lmfao yeah. like my parents didn’t hit me or my brother but if i did even 1% of hannah did it would’ve been over for me.

@yeetinonthem4205 10 месяцев назад

I didn’t even swear but I was heavily talking back to my mom…. I got my mouth washed out with soap 😎

@emmacasey646 9 месяцев назад

My family isn't ethnic but my Ma would have beaten me so badly I wouldn't have been able to breathe for at least 2 weeks.

@grandempressvicky6387 9 месяцев назад

@@emmacasey646I'm pretty sure the only parents that dont do this to are middle class/rich people.

@cassidyj9629 Год назад

For me, my rage quit was when the mom was mentally complaining that because of her Crohn’s, she had to eat a salad while they had grilled chicken. Even an inch of research would have informed this author that those of us without colons, or shortened guts, tend to not be ABLE to eat salad because it doesn’t digest and causes obstruction. Grilled chicken is one of my safe food. (I have Crohn’s, too, so the depiction made me really upset).

@maddieb.4282 Месяц назад

Right like literally one of the BASIC things you’d know if you researched it is that insoluble fiber can be enemy territory 😂

@andretthew Год назад

"The child mimics having sex with The Devil" didn't have that on 2022 bingo now I need Jesus

@withcindy Год назад

Yeah......

@victorianmelodrama Год назад

That sounds like the plot of a sequel to the VVitch

@zareklordofthefries7858 Год назад

So. This is a book about a neurodivergent 7-year-old, except she's not actually neurodivergent she's just faking it to be cruel, abusing her mother despite being, again, a 7-year-old, because her mother did something genuinely frightening to her and she was traumatized, and also meanwhile there's a school for special needs kids that describes the disabled kids in extremely condescending and offensive ways. Cool cool cool, cool mix of things to have in your book. I REALLY hope this author doesn't have children

@zoekirk1848 10 месяцев назад

I was gonna say, this sounds like some twisted and exaggerated wish fulfillment fantasy for a mom who hates her autistic kid

@zvikomboreromukamba3389 9 месяцев назад

This actually sounds like she has misconduct disorder but she's too young to have that 😶‍🌫️

@CANINETHEROPY 9 месяцев назад

@@zvikomboreromukamba3389 she can have that, but she cant be diagnosed with it

@HappyBirddi 5 месяцев назад

Yeah seriously, like I don't plan on ever having kids but I hate that this kid is villainized so heavily when her mom is verbally abusing her kid and her dad is the sack of shit he is

@deirenne 5 месяцев назад

@@zvikomboreromukamba3389 why too young? Both ICD11 and DSM-5 list childhood onset of conduct disorder as the behavior starting before the age of 10. She also has been showing the behavior for years, so the ≥12 months criteria is fulfilled.

@candlelight7600 Год назад

This author handles Swedish culture like a tourist is literally so funny.

@withcindy Год назад

I think the author might be swedish ???

@candlelight7600 Год назад

@@withcindy She's American as far as I can tell looking her up

@emblachan Год назад

@@withcindy No, she is an American, a person form sweden would know that the important thing for our culture is never sitting beside a stranger on the train. Standing in line. Fika is of course very important, so that is true. I don´t think a person that actually did know anything about being swedish would take Abba as a band that was so important. I mean We have Robyn as an artist, witch would be a better name for a babysitter. But even if Robyn is famous in lots of countrys, she is not as famous for being swedish as Abba is.

@leothar Год назад

@@withcindy Definitely not. The first clue was naming a character Abba (which is an acronym and not a real name). It's like naming a character IKEA.

@ToryIsCooliest Год назад

@@emblachan Why don't Swedes sit behind strangers on trains?

@Eirwyn Год назад

Ugh the husband character is my worst nightmare. That's the true horror in this book

@withcindy Год назад

He is truly the worst

@ashikjaman1940 Год назад

At least he's not French

@stephysteph8558 Год назад

Alternate reading where the husband is a the real villain, the kid is neurodivergent and trying in a maladaptive way to please the more volatile parent while communicating something is very, very wrong, and the mom is just gaslit into a stupor.

@Oisin5555 Год назад

"that diarrhea... We gonna get into that later. Just you wait" the dread this sentence filled me with omg

@withcindy Год назад

LOLLLLLL

@joshfennell2257 Год назад

Yep, was about to go to sleep until that, whereupon I said “oh …really?”

@erina2600 Год назад

Oh god… I I just…I’m forty minutes in and haven’t yet reached the warned parts of diarrhoea and devil sex

@GrandmaRazzle Год назад

literally sustained psychic and emotional damage from this line

@thehermionegrangerr Год назад

@@erina2600 Me too. I'm scared.

@shamblingabby Год назад

These stories that have the daughter being all nice to the dad but torturing the mom always have these weird misogynistic undertones. Hell, even overtones.

@PichuElric Год назад

The entire tone

@xenrusxenomorph2268 Год назад

@@PichuElric a symphony even

@jamangel Год назад

True

@guggelguggel7491 Год назад

@@xenrusxenomorph2268cacaphony more like

@codexstudios Год назад

Every even harmonic, misogyny built like an analog saturation

@Frostfern94 Год назад

“For the PTSD” he interrupts “I hate that you get like this.” Divorce him. Yesterday.

@Eirwyn Год назад

The more I watch this the more I'm convinced the author doesn't have a kid and really hates children.

@withcindy Год назад

The entire book is a good argument for birth control (to be fair tho we can't assume what the author actually believes since fiction is different)

@payt00n Год назад

@@withcindy the pro life supporters are shaking in they're boots

@brenda.mr-01 Год назад

She definitely hates children lol she’s always arguing about teens online on twitter😂

@pinkyapple333 Год назад

Yes! A lot of what Hannah is doing is pretty advanced for a 4-7 year old. There are some things I've seen kids like this do, the barking, oppositional behavior, manipulation, etc. But the French, pretending she was possessed, the weird dead people collage, that way too farfetched

@KyrenaH Год назад

Or really hates autistic children.

@giahypham4111 Год назад

“You’re a best selling author and I’m just a random person on the internet.” Cindy you’ve just described J.K. Rowling’s worst nightmare 💀

@withcindy Год назад

Lol oh yeah i think thats what her new book is based on

@apophis7712 Год назад

@@withcindy 69 likes! Nice

@Frostfern94 Год назад

@@withcindy I’m severely out of the loop with her other than her being awful. I couldn’t finish Harry Potter cause I really dislike her writing. So uh… what’s up with her now?

@Gabe413 Год назад

@@Frostfern94 her writing somehow got worse

@gem9535 Год назад

@@Frostfern94 Yes.

@DanisaurXDD Год назад

her saying "he's swedish" gave the same energy as "i grew up in utah" from the wives

@flowflower2816 Год назад

I don't get why y'all are making fun of that line when the narrator immediately acknowledged how stupid it was to say that, it was clearly intended that the mother was rambling things that didn't make sense out of shock, can't y'all read?

@bbew2914 Год назад

it's giving "I'm latina" in lele pons book

@ButterflyScarlet Год назад

@@flowflower2816 Considering the fact that he is such an absolutely nothing of a character who seems to only exist to be fought over for no reason by his wife and literal baby, we are justified in roasting the statement. Seriously, tell me anything substantial about this man's personality that doesn't involve being dismissively absent or blatantly Swedish.

@AlondraAcevedo-ww6hf 6 месяцев назад

I just came from that video...

@Levitatingmarsipan 3 месяца назад

@@ButterflyScarletblatantly Swedish? I’m sorry that’s not that funny but it made me laugh

@carrissa5479 Год назад

"maybe the real horror isn't having a demon child, but an incompetent gaslighting husband" REAL

@PokhrajRoy. Год назад

Cindy really said: “I will CARVE OUT AN HOUR discussing Demon Spawn and harmful portrayals of Swedish Adults.”

@withcindy Год назад

And there's still so much more

@MatheusFerreira-mu6lu Год назад

And i attentiously watched every single second of it 😭😭😭

@ps.2005. Год назад

@@withcindy My x. M ml

@amandaho8499 Год назад

Baby Teeth being the weirdest book you've read when you've read Kissing the Coronavirus is not what I expected in 2022.

@withcindy Год назад

Nah this takes the cake

@ashikjaman1940 Год назад

With that one you at least get what you expected

@wyatt778 6 месяцев назад

At least with Kissing The Coronavirus it has a weird title so you kinda know what to expect

@Pikeya Год назад

Holy crap, the Mum needs to go " okay, I'm leaving you alone with our daughter for a month and we'll see how she acts for you." And then never come back home.

@cataferre03 Год назад

I just don't understand how Suzette didn't divorce her husband, he is one of the most frustrating book characters I've had the displeasure of knowing about

@mariazhurov2178 Год назад

Personally, I’m just curious about where all these clueless dunderf*cks keep coming from and why women in these sorts of stories keep marrying them. Look, I get that love can be quiet blind at times, but there are some faults that (unless you’re really trying) you just can’t ignore.

@pinkfakecheez Год назад

...cos bitch, dick too bomb?

@sugasweet435 Год назад

Would have just packed my bags and left. Let him bond with his little angel🙄

@Saphia_ Год назад

Same. I do not have the energy for this in my life.

@katierasburn9571 9 месяцев назад

literallyyyyy, if they love each other so much they can damn well have each other@@sugasweet435

@maybesammisnotdead Год назад

This to me this sounds like if someone who don´t like children wrote a horror story but her best idea was: "child with special needs fakes it for attention", but then made the child have the mind of an adult and hate the mother to justify some random abuse...the mother on this book sounds like a woman who would acuse her daughter of wanting to steall her man. also wtf with the husband lol

@martaaleksejczuk1660 Год назад

I read the book (well, half of it, I gave up finally) and a lot of Hannah's behaviours mimick the mentally disabled/autistic kids my mum deals with in special needs school she works in. I really hated the book, because it felt a lot like what you described.

@tfnvv5469 Год назад

lowkey Detective Conan meets demon child…

@alexhalstead8824 Год назад

Ikr? This bugged the heck out of me because it sounds like a book written by an Autism Mommy Martyr who makes no effort to understand or accommodate their child, and then assumes the child's combative behavior and meltdowns are the child deliberately, maliciously punishing them. Rather than it being their nervous system overloading from the constant stress of being pathologized, blamed and punitively corrected for normal ND behavior. Things like, "Well, you can write so you must be able to talk but are refusing just to drive me crazy," is such a "me, me, me, everything is about me" way of interpreting a ND child's actions. And everything Hannah does is presented that way, with her internal monologue "proving" this awful, narcissistic way of looking at autistic children's struggles correct. It makes me wish I had a copy of this book so I could huck it at the wall.

@randomnerd3402 Год назад

@@alexhalstead8824Nah pissing on the book is the way to go. Or dropping it in toilet water.

@snailflowers Год назад

I'm sorry but "Alex would never! He's a mature, kind, sophisticated man... he's Swedish!" HAHAHA I lost it

@withcindy Год назад

I lost my brain cells

@nospoonfulofmayonnaiseforme Год назад

My thoughts: • initially, the mum shows incredible patience and does her best to parent The Gremlin, props to her • she's riddled with internal ableism though • the horror element of the story is having a husband who believes a 7 year old gremlin over his wife • children are uncannily smart but also dumb but surely no 7 year old has that level of malice and intelligence • this is a weird book

@IL-nl9jn Год назад

Sarah J Mass wishes she could make her characters growl, bite and hiss this much

@withcindy Год назад

Naurrrr 😭

@xRaiofSunshine Год назад

Pfffffft

@revui834 Год назад

overlooked detail is the fact that it frames being nonverbal (a trait often found in autistic kids) as something that children just choose to be for the sake of being difficult for their parents. i'm an autistic person who experiences occasional speech loss, meaning certain situations will prevent me from verbal communication. nonverbal autistics, meanwhile, are not capable of verbal communication, ever. this is something that's not even fully understood in the autistic community, hence the amount of people who describe speech loss as "going nonverbal" because they assume it's a thing that comes and goes and not a constant trait. honestly, i could make a lot of points about how hanna reads as a demonized stereotype of autistic kids, but instead i'll say it would've been much more interesting if the book was explicitly about a horrible ableist mother losing her mind over normal autistic behavior instead of all that just being subtext.

@marisaher1642 Год назад

Willful withholding of speech is real though. If a child knows their parent(s) want them to speak, sometimes they just won’t. ButI agree with your point 100%. Framing this child as autistic/special needs when they are just malicious is horrible representation.

@doodledogdiary3644 Год назад

Honestly this book feels like it was ghostwritten by my mom?? From the "my kid took away my freedom" to the "my kid fucks things up on purpose to test my patience" to the "my autistic kid doesn't communicate on purpose to spite me" and the "feeding and clothing my child but never showing any affection, wondering what went wrong when they start to resent me, then ultimately concluding that it's totally their fault and blaming them for everything" it's disturbingly too close for comfort and I am certain that if I ever met the author in real life I'd probably feel compelled to beat her up

@Wired_User Год назад

The whole nonverbal thing was super fked. Like, a LOT of people have mutism or selective mutism and it’s NOT a choice to be an ass. There’s being silent to fk with people in the middle of an argument, and then there’s literally having a mental disorder that makes it hard and/or terrifying to verbally communicate.

@hellothere9520 Год назад

Seeing this comment made it click for me why every second of hearing about this book made me so uncomfortable lol

@useroffline9999 Год назад

yep, im selectively mute, always got in trouble for being stubborn or shutting down. it wasn't too bad since i could/can force some speech if im scared (and it's for this reason that im still scared of adults at age 18), but regardless if id known i was autistic growing up, i doubt id have hated myself less, because id still have been regarded as "difficult" just for being anxious.

@ponytailproductions2503 Год назад

Rant videos are fun because A) Hearing Cindy recount the insane plots of the books she reads is endlessly funny B) Cindy’s snarky comments are always delivered flawlessly

@withcindy Год назад

This is prob the most insane book I've read

@ashikjaman1940 Год назад

She's just straight up entertaining tbh

@nymeriayenneferroisin2697 Год назад

@@withcindy The Wives is the worst. Imagine finding out at the ending that half of the book did not even happen at all. 😀

@ingrydjorgensen8110 Год назад

An entire book about a kid trolling her mom is a low key hilarious concept

@kyaos_Meteor Год назад

True sounds like a cheesy romcom than horror

@ramshafarooq Год назад

9:37 cindy staring straight into my soul while the audiobook obnoxiously goes *BE BE BE GWAH GUA* is my new aesthetic and no i won't be explaining any further

@pinkyapple333 Год назад

The part where the kindergarten teachers tell the dad what Hannah's been doing and doesn't believe them??? omg it's so accurate. There was a little girl in my after school preschool group who was like this: dad thought she could do no wrong, didn't believe the several adults who told him about what she was doing. And just pulled her out of the program.

@withcindy Год назад

It's so annoying!!

@happyjellycatsquid Год назад

Narcissistic parents and their spoiled brats 💀

@ToryIsCooliest Год назад

I think the worst part about the dad character is how realistic he really is

@gs0760 Год назад

To be honest, I think that they just forgot to add the last plot twist to the book which was that the husband was a master gaslighter/manipulator all along.

@withcindy Год назад

Instead he's just an idiot

@galaxyocicat5660 Год назад

The whole book just makes me feel like the author hates disabled people, wants to hurt children or is a pdf file, and has a pick-me complex wanting to impress men.

@mymarshlands Год назад

absolutely this. the book is horrifying because of the implications that loom over the author and the people involved in letting this be made wtf

@LelinaOphelia 9 месяцев назад

exactly my thought. This jsut screams hidden pedophila to me... Any story can do perfectly fine without it and still dish out a lot of shock value. The person who wrote it, the person who edited it, and the person who agreed to publish it have a problem, imo

@ary_e_martinez Год назад

To be fair, ignoring a problem and pretending like it doesn't exist is very Swedish

@withcindy Год назад

i--

@sabihasayeed1670 9 месяцев назад

@@withcindyI think you meant "I..." dot dot dot

@Levitatingmarsipan 3 месяца назад

@@withcindyit’s true, I didn’t know how aware the internet was of this but it’s true

@zelapetalcliff Год назад

Imagine Cindy correcting misspelled hate comments like a test 😂

@withcindy Год назад

I mean it was a spelling test!

@TheMetamorphoses2003 Год назад

The scenes of the demon baby acting sexual made me wanna drown myself in Holy Water 😀

@withcindy Год назад

same

@roy4567 Год назад

My mom is a teacher and has taught in multiple schools designed for troubled children, and there has NEVER been a child who was THIS NASTY on that frequent of a basis. Were there the odd freakouts that demonstrated similar behavior to the child in the book? Definitely. However, she has yet to encounter a child this vindictive and spiteful. There were two kids who would "play" with me by biting my ankles and they were still better behaved than this. Damn.

@withcindy Год назад

what do u mean ur mom didnt have any kids who spoke fluent french while pretending to be banged by the devil???

@shakirashipslied9721 Год назад

@@withcindy None of those words are in the bible 💀

@haniakupczak2068 Год назад

@@shakirashipslied9721 are you sure about that. are you sure the devil wasnt in the bible

@shakirashipslied9721 Год назад

@@haniakupczak2068 Yes

@aishaaofthedays Год назад

@@haniakupczak2068 tbf I think the bibles written in Hebrew so likely yes

@raynebowmo2223 Год назад

This whole thing feels like it was written by my toxic mother to prove that children are inherently evil

@PichuElric Год назад

I wouldn't be surprised if it was

@jamangel Год назад

Lmao

@annabellehe4307 Год назад

Hahaha yep

@fatimazafar4200 11 месяцев назад

THAT'S WHAT I WAS THINKING, I cringed reading this book, like miss girly probably the type of person to get jealous of their kid...

@azkabooks Год назад

i literally lost it at the whole "he's not capable of doing that.. he's swedish" part

@withcindy Год назад

I couldn't believe it

@Altom85 Год назад

I literally cried laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@nna_ Год назад

I can't believe the fact that a real person wrote that sentence, get it through an editor, printed and shipped it to become a best-selling book...

@spaghetto9836 Год назад

So she fetishizes Swedish men... that's why she's so unbelievably tolerant towards his bs.

@tfnvv5469 Год назад

petition to make every swedish person read this book I need to watch their reactions

@umair1747 Год назад

Am I the only person who doesn't find possessed kids scary😭 like what is this child gonna do to me💀

@withcindy Год назад

LOL right u could easily punt them

@gliscorpropagandaaccount1764 Год назад

have you ever seen home alone?

@miaisabellagarza Год назад

@@gliscorpropagandaaccount1764 Lmao perfect argument, and he wasn't even possessed

@erina2600 Год назад

Literally like just fucking kick them

@xen9581 Год назад

possessed kids dont even feel demonic to me, they just seem like kids who weren't given morals to go by

@Desimere Год назад

this book sounds like what's going on in the head of a mom who abuses her child. Like when there are bruises on the child, she would assume that the child sneakily did that to herself to set her up and whatnot.

@ameliasellers6396 Год назад

Honestly, if the plot twist was that her mother was emotionally abusing/neglecting her the whole time and made up all these stories about Hanna due to having ableistic tendencies towards her, it would have made the story so much better.

@gregjayonnaise8314 Год назад

Not to mention how the entire “rivalry” between the mother and child was started by the mom force feeding Hannah. But the book tries to make Hannah as despicable as possible so you don’t see her as a victim of two idiot parents and don’t feel bad when the mom fights her back. It’s very transparent. Personally, I’m all for Team Little Gremlin to keep pretending to be French and throwing carrots at her mother.

@jibekmechler139 Год назад

Yeah I swear she sounds like my abusive mother talking about my younger sister and brother. How they’re so ‘manipulative’ and my father was choosing them over her

@catelyn719 Год назад

Yes cuz I literally hated the mom

@yessica5231 8 месяцев назад

No cuz that plot twist would've worked so well especially when she told Hanna "now you know how it feels" or something like that.

@laindarko3591 Год назад

I hated when they toured the art school and the mom judged all of the artwork in the school which was made by literal children... When she re iterates through the whole book that her own kid doesn't/won't draw a single thing ever. The consistent elitism and ableism of the parents was so strange and went pretty much unaddressed and wasn't really thematically relevant by the end. They gave off this vibe of "my child may have behavioral issues but at least she's not learning disabled (or, as the father himself said, r*tarded)." While the parents have a lot of regrets it doesn't feel like they ever have to actually reconcile with the way their perfectionism, egos, and elitism have prevented them from properly raising or handling their daughter. It's ambiguous but they kind of get a happy ending anyway where they get to "go back to the way they were before Hanna" so it doesn't feel like they learned anything or had to confront anything about their mindsets at all. Mostly the mom just gets to be vindicated. Also if Hanna genuinely does suffer from psychopathy/delusions/etc. then I really question the choice to villainize her within the story and also make comparisons to the kid from "The Omen" in the marketing. It's so stigmatizing and parts of the book even acknowledge that psychopathy is a genuine mental illness but they don't treat it with the same respect that Suzette's PTSD is treated with at all. Nowhere even close. For all the scary things Hanna did, I ended up feeling bad for her, because when it comes down to it, she is a mentally ill child and there's nothing evil about that... It's complicated and sad and difficult to handle but it is not evil. Just wished that either the author had gone with an actual possession storyline or treated Hanna's condition with more respect. I say all this but mostly I was just kind of bored by the book lol

@withcindy Год назад

So many good points here!!

@glitchpink Год назад

why would the dad let her print a naked picture of her mum?!? that dad is just terrible

@withcindy Год назад

the dad is literally so dumb i can't

@Starburst514 Год назад

Y E A H. seriously he just??? Just let's it be????

@dustrose8101 Год назад

Better question is why did he even let it get to that point, why wasn't he VERY concerned by his kid having a pic of his wife naked AND sleeping.

@flowflower2816 Год назад

@@dustrose8101 better yet why didn't they LOCK the door?

@dustrose8101 Год назад

@@flowflower2816 They fucking should have way before this point but tbh I'd be concerned the kid would barricade them or just the mom in the room and then set the house on fire...

@Pikminboy Год назад

You know this shit is serious when Cindy splits the rant into two parts

@withcindy Год назад

For real I had too much to say

@joya841 Год назад

This shit is even more serious than the A Court of Thorns and Roses series 😂

@orimengu Год назад

This book is...so disgusting? I'm so sorry you had to read that, i probably wouldn't have made it past the first chapter. EVERYONE CLAP FOR CINDY

@gothgirlglittercrust7118 Год назад

its the way that the moment that my husband starts believing my crazy ass kid over me I'm leaving both of them. they deserve each other at that point.

@gothgirlglittercrust7118 Год назад

also why the fuck did the author keep having the mom admire the daughter at the weirdest time, "her collage was pretty good and she has an excellent French accent"

@michaleirfan435 Год назад

My son has extreme speech delay and one day he went to my parents' house and just stared at a wall terrified and then said Ghost. That was literally like his sixth word. My parents moved. This is a really ableist book though. I actually find the character of the Dad way more realistic than the mum.

@martaaleksejczuk1660 Год назад

That's what I thought while reading the book, there're kids with issues similar to Hannah's (minus being manipulative pos) and it's not cool to use it as a set up for a horror imo.

@blackhalo317 Год назад

This can’t be a real book. 😭 I refuse to believe it. Who read this and was like “yes, the world needs to read this!” 💀

@withcindy Год назад

there rly is a book for everyone i guess

@destrious8133 Год назад

It's the fact that everyone is acting like this is God's gift to horror too, it's NOT GOOD in the barest sense

@ameliasellers6396 Год назад

@@destrious8133 It's not even horror, it's just a dumpster fire.

@Lunarblur Год назад

I've never felt such a strong urge to pull a WWE move on a fictional baby until the author decided to create this hellspawn.

@withcindy Год назад

LOL

@SodaPoPSauce Год назад

The fact that you said fictional tells me that irl kids are free real estate

@elanorniennandilme3292 Год назад

I have not read the book and do not know the author, so I don't want to imply anything about them, but I can't help but notice how similar a lot of the writing sounds to Those Kind of Parents with neurodiverse children. Like, the selective mutism, the growling/barking, the humming/singsonging during studying, even the difference in behavior in other environments and biting other kids (overloads anyone?), all can be signs of being neurodiverse and specifically autistic. I doubt it's intentional but it very much reads like a mommy blogger talking about how her child is only showing symptoms to make her life hell (and the father ignoring all of it also matches that).

@xRaiofSunshine Год назад

Omg nooooo 😭

@analias1983 Год назад

Yeah literally the "she can speak but chooses not to" I immediately thought about selective mutism and how this is just an ablist way to describe something that's not a "choice"

@lonkon535 Год назад

The way you read the “f*uck mommy she is weak am stupid” had me cracking up 😂

@withcindy Год назад

DEMON VOICE

@gen9018 Год назад

“Can you spell fucking idiot?” 😂I wish I read this book with the narration to traumatize myself more. This book will never leave my psyche for all the wrong reasons

@withcindy Год назад

The audiobook definitely sets it to a whole new level

@sofiarocha9907 Год назад

Why is this kid so unnecessarily evil??? There's no way a child can have that much of a flat desire to make someone's life hell on purpose

@wyatt778 6 месяцев назад

like sure there’s the weird origin story where Hanna wants to “test” her mom to see if she’s a good one or smth like that but even that aint kept straight 💀 it goes from that (which was honestly a cooler motive. but my bar is very low for this book so thats not saying much) to wanting Alex’s attention. They’re doing all this over a Swedish man

@renklav4322 Год назад

I don't know why but I feel like the author definitely injects her own issues to this book she writes. She hated her mom, she had a stupid Swedish ex, so she decided to go hell with it, I'll write my own experience as a story and then proceeds to write herself as a creepy 7 year old child because she needs something original and "mind-blowing". This book sounds like it's written in one sitting on a hatred fueled rage lmaoo 😂

@withcindy Год назад

I separate authors from their characters esp if it's horror so I shall assume she doesn't have issues other than poor writing Lol. I also think she might be swedish and that's why she wrote it so much in the book? But like... Why

@tatiana2696 Год назад

Banging the Devil? Sounds like Netflix adaptation material to me 💀

@withcindy Год назад

Lucifer?!?!

@Jade_West2010 Год назад

Lol Lucifer?

@cxrses Год назад

These are truly some of the most incompetent characters I've ever had the pleasure of hearing someone rant about. Like...stop having kids. Stop while you're ahead.

@withcindy Год назад

Some ppl should not have children

@AnkhAnanku Год назад

Maybe demon babies are part of evolution. I mean nobody gets a manual when they become a parent, but if you manage to get murdered by something you squirted together maybe y’all shouldn’t be reproducing 🫤

@BunnyStarTelevision Год назад

@@withcindy Every child deserves parents but not every parent deserves a child

@iana.2973 Год назад

Would take more than a French accent to convince me she was some dead French woman. How about 'Lol ok then ~Marie-Anne. Talk to me in old French then. Whole sentences. Go on. Cant? Thats too bad. Identity theft is not a joke Hanna. You're grounded.'

@dayy4115 Год назад

So this book is about a mom and daughter are competing for the dad/husband affection... Is this book trying to prove Freud's theory or something like wtf lmao

@teifan6674 Год назад

so, this is book basically is, "what if the things autism speaks says about autism were real"

@withcindy Год назад

STOPPPPPPP 😭

@teifan6674 Год назад

@@withcindy *I DON'T SLEEP, SO I'LL MAKE SURE YOU'LL NEVER SLEEP AGAIN*

@ahoam Год назад

I think Cindy felt personally attacked by the fact that the mum thought the dad might be turned off if she had a asymmetrical cut👀😂

@desolateink7729 Год назад

The author really said “what if autism is scary?”

@yessica5231 8 месяцев назад

💀😭

@endlessaaabatteries9827 Год назад

Hold on, I'm only part way through the video but if you think your spouse is hallucinating disturbing things involving your kid, why would you ever have them be the stay at home parent?

@endlessaaabatteries9827 Год назад

Nevermind. Reached the part where the dad prints out the photo of his wife for his daughter. He just doesn't have a brain.

@withcindy Год назад

Because the dad is as dumb as rocks

@TheFlowerbeast Год назад

That dude is so obsessed with his Swedish heritage that he should've just stayed in sweden and made babies w Ikea meatballs

@withcindy Год назад

He's got so much patriotic pride lolol

@interstellar_1003 Год назад

Nah. He was banished for being too stupid.

@queenfighterfly3888 Год назад

Maybe it's just the PTSD-talking, but this is reading less like "demon spawn child" and more "demonizing an autistic/neurodivergent children vicariously through an 'evil' child" vibes. Is that just me? Am I the weird one?? The things they say just rings too close to how people talk about autistic/neurodivergent children. IDK, but listening to someone riff on a ridiculous book is still fun anyway, lol ps: omelette du fromage

@withcindy Год назад

There was actually a line where the mom mentions being "afraid their child was autistic" 💀 but I think they had done tests and figured she wasn't

@martaaleksejczuk1660 Год назад

You're not weird, I also read it that way. It was so uncomfortable that I didn't finish the book.

@thecatlurking Год назад

Yeah this story has my "moms who murder their kid for being disabled" senses tingling but I really hope that's not where this is going.

@fanaticaH Год назад

@@thecatlurking If the book was actually well written that would have been a good twist, similarly like the turning of the screw, where the ghosts can be interpreted as imagined and then possibly the protagonist kills the kid just because she thinks him becoming unruly at school was because he was being possessed (when it was clear it was because his parents died). But this has the kid's perspective, saying she always has been this evil mastermind and did everything to piss off the mother. Of the fact she described her father's ass as esculpted, that made me feel sick.

@bbew2914 Год назад

r u sure nds print out dead people with their naked mother

@asdfghjklasdfghjkl321 Год назад

Can someone tell the author that not wanting to have kids, which is extremely valid, and not hating kids/children can coexist 😭😭😭

@abbywolffe4114 Год назад

I work with kids pretty often because I'm a counselor at a science camp, and I gotta say that I can't take any of this seriously because none of this is stuff that kids would think. Even if they were genius psychopaths like this child, they don't have nuanced inner monologues. They use their emotions to make decisions, that’s why it's so important to teach them consequences. And any adult with half a brain would see so clearly that she has severe issues, and wouldn't engage in this weird psychological warfare with a seven-year-old.

@theog.5197 Год назад

Despite the fact that this book has some quite disturbing themes, listening to you rant about it made my evening better. So really thank you. Honestly, one of my thoughts while watching were regarding the mum: "why is she dumping her existential crisis on her 3 yo? Does she not have any friends?" And I think that the mother would need therapy just as much as her kid. Also the dad is extremely stupid but I'd argue that the mum is stupid too. She only relies on a man that consistently shows that he won't help her or back her up - no friends, no other help (until the middle of the book). I am convinced the kid is smart enough to learn French and Google stuff (she probably found sex on Google too) to overcompensate for the single braincell that the parents share, lol. Absolutely looking forward to part 2. The book doesn't sound like something I would read but I love your thoughts. ❤️

@withcindy Год назад

oh they all absolutely need therapy

@MatheusFerreira-mu6lu Год назад

Sometimes i cant help but think how do some books get published fr dont they go through several people before hitting the stores? And none of those people tried to stop this author? Oh lord 💀💀💀

@withcindy Год назад

I mean a lot of ppl liked it so... 💀

@wyatt778 6 месяцев назад

Colleen Hoover and JK Rowling are best selling authors and still have loads of fans. That gives me hope that I could be a writer

@stuartblittley3531 Год назад

as a someone who was once a freaky, sexually divergent autistic child, yeah, this is a horror novel 💀💀

@hazelmint1072 Год назад

The fact that the kid wasn't really possessed and the book keep making it clear that she's NOT possessed, makes it more disturbing. I think the way the kid was written was especially weird when it was the mom's perspective at the devil banging part. I'm so sorry you had to go through this Cindy 😩

@cozycoffeecup9123 Год назад

It's official. We've seen it with Sarah J. Maas, and now here. The dreaded ellipsis. If your characters can't end a single sentence, it's a red flag in the literary world.

@withcindy Год назад

I hate ellipses now lol

@greta7885 Год назад

Tbh I really appreciate that the audiobook narrator went there with the creepy demon voice for Hanna. Much needed spice for an overall bland book

@withcindy Год назад

she put her narratorussy into the book

@BritneyT. Год назад

The narrator definitely deserves some good gigs!!

@AR-zz8hc Год назад

Thank you for your service Cindy, what a harrowing experience 😂😭 I can’t stand when children are written this way; giving them the (conveniently selective) cognition of an adult, then the next minute they’re saying “goo goo gah gah” or “yummy yum yum”. Having a 7 yr old reminisce about the metaphors her 3 yr old self thought of 💀 how am I supposed to take any of that seriously? Doesn’t understand what her parents are doing during their “special language time”, then suddenly knows it’s called sex. Also, not the internalized misogyny of describing her mother like a used, worthless object until her dad makes her “come alive” by having sex with her?! Where the f*** did this homeschooled 7 yr old learn that?? Oh, and Fika, the sacred Swedish coffee break, is not just something for the workplace- it’s done everywhere! At home, with family, friends, or by yourself 😄

@withcindy Год назад

right? MAKE IT MAKE SENSE

@Rachely24 Год назад

I'm honestly so sick of this horror trope of "autistic-coded child is a menace to everyone on purpose" especially as an autistic person who knows just how pervasive these ideas are in real life. So sorry you had to read this trash lol

@Halfling4 Год назад

Hold on, hold on! This kid is four years old and: 1)she knows how to write and read 2)her spelling is pretty advanced 3)she knows how to search up something on Google 4)despite her age, she can manipulate people and mess up with them and she is well-aware of it AND WHY ARE MEN SO STUPID IN THESE TYPE OF BOOKS!? Like, can't the husband knowledge that there's something wrong with his daughter? And please, the fact that he was like "If I didn't see it happen, then it didn't happen" I wanted to laugh. It's oka to not believe everything you hear, but come on, how can he mitrust his own wife so much?!

@withcindy Год назад

All his brain cells just went to the kid instead

@annawinkel4269 Год назад

She's supposed to be 7 not 4

@Halfling4 Год назад

@@annawinkel4269 still creepy 😂

@annawinkel4269 Год назад

@@Halfling4 for sure but that's the point :D

@vehicleunhandler 9 месяцев назад

its called an idiot plot my hated trope if its not in comedy or made sense

@NerdWhoSometimesReads Год назад

The second I was going to finally start reading a library book that’s due tomorrow, the SECOND I was about to put away my phone I get the notification for this one. But I cant complain because I’m a simple Swede, I see my favorite RU-vidr has posted a rant review I have been waiting for AND it has the Swedish flag in the thumbnail and all of our past kings possesses my spirit to click it. Don’t have a single regret EDIT: the more I watch the more I think the author has never talked to a Swedish person in her life. Actually, I’m not sure she knows what Sweden is.

@withcindy Год назад

Ooo what book were you going to start

@NerdWhoSometimesReads Год назад

@@withcindy The Lesbianas Guide To Catholic School by Sonora Reyes! I’ve read like the first chapter and I really really liked it and the chapter titles are so funny so I might just stay up the whole night to read as much as I can even if I might not be able to finish it after watching this video

@ashikjaman1940 Год назад

@@NerdWhoSometimesReads liar, you were clearly going to read Baby Teeth lol

@NerdWhoSometimesReads Год назад

@@ashikjaman1940 Oh no I’m exposed!/j

@NerdWhoSometimesReads Год назад

@@wizmo2216 I don’t know how it is in other countries but here in Sweden you can’t renew it if it’s someone else in line for it😭

@Dez861 Год назад

Not trying to defend the legitimately bizarre choices made for this book, but my parents - for all their faults - taught me the "proper" names of "parts" long before I was ready for the concept of sex. My mother didn't like to sugar coat things, and thought it would help to protect me from SA at a young age if I knew what everything was actually called.

@Wired_User 5 месяцев назад

Yeah, I was taught the real names of body parts too. My parents really hated the “baby talk” terms (doodle, weiner, etc) so I learned those from other kids and school later.

@casuallyceltic 4 месяца назад

I was looking for this comment! My mom was very frank about the words used for genitalia but we did have other words for things so my sensitive-skinned self didn't yell "mommy my vagina itches" in the middle of the store. I could instead say "my bits itch" and she knew what I meant and she also knew that if something was truly wrong (not just standard laundry detergent itchies) that I knew the correct name for my parts and was comfortable communicating it with her.

@currently_online Год назад

"And Alex never- I mean never. He is a mature, kind, sophisticated man...He's Swedish" 💀💀💀 Don't let this author google Swedish men in Thailand.

@JustineTheHuman Год назад

"it might be worse that your kid is gonna be a furry, she might end up being French." I laughed so hard I had to stop the video. (I'm French, sorry)

@withcindy Год назад

Come pick up your baby!!!

@JustineTheHuman Год назад

@@withcindy please, don’t make me do itttt

@1grandpa167 11 месяцев назад

i can’t imagine being an author writing a sex scene from a 7 year old pov and thinking. yeah this is normal let’s leave it in.

@noraeable Год назад

A nanny cam would have solved all of Suzette's problems.

@verucasalt4535 Год назад

It's called leaving your gaslighting husband with custody of your daughter. Problem solved.

@pragnyan7770 Год назад

Cindy, I fucking lost it when you played that audiobook narrator narrating the kid's gibberish. Pls💀💀

@withcindy Год назад

I couldn't believe it... But she kept going on

@dinofelisdruid78 Год назад

not cindy having to read a scene dedicated to mocking her own "punk" hair cut☠

@withcindy Год назад

So meta of me

@EmoUnloved Год назад

How on earth are the parents finding time to have sex despite arguing over their freakish child? I would assume there would be too much tension between them since they disagree on if the kid is actually evil and what to do about it.

@alptraum7644 Год назад

all throughout this video, i was thinking "no kid acts like this unless there's Some kind of traumatic event in their life." which, when we got to the baby's villain origin story, i felt weirdly vindicated. like. a three-year-old isn't going to have the capacity to understand or process something like what the mother in the book does. it's entirely possible that that by itself *would* be enough to traumatize her! so basically book demonizing a likely-traumatized child, while also being really weird and s3xual and creepy about it? Fucking Yikes? it really reads, to me, the author saying "well, this child's doing THIS, do u still think she's innocent? doesn't she deserve to be treated like shit??" which like. if you have to write an Entire Novel demonizing traumatized children, maybe consider that you're the one with the problem here.

@Toribell1928 Год назад

Yeah this. I work with kids and honestly yeah the writing of the kid is unrealistic but the behavior towards the kid is still horrible

@withcindy Год назад

I want to give the benefit of the doubt and say that the child is only being demonized from the mom's perspective, but the kid's perspective is written so poorly as well lol

@alexhalstead8824 Год назад

I kept thinking how I would try to interpret her behavior in a compassionate or neutral way and encourage her. Like, ok, you pooped on the floor after I left. Maybe you were scared or stressed and didn't know how to ask this strange caregiver for help? You talked to me but won't talk to dad or admit to talking? Maybe we're putting too much pressure on you in the moment or you were confused about the question, or struggling to process it. You write mean things on a paper? Maybe something happened I'm not aware of that upset you and you're expressing your frustration towards me because I'm a safe target. Regardless, I'm so proud of you for knowing all those words! And for figuring out I'm a fallible human at only 7. I was at least 11 before I realized my mom was an idiot! Do you want to draw a picture to get your feelings out? Etc. Turning everything into "you hate me and want to hurt me" is such a self-centered and unaccomodating way think.

@catharinrin Год назад

as soon as i heard “it’s been a while since i’ve ranted” i packed the fattest bowl . love hearing your rants!! people might say “oo i hate negativity” but those people SUCK. ranting and hating is fun

@withcindy Год назад

Thank u for enabling hate in this world ❤️

@catharinrin Год назад

@@withcindy 🫡 LMAO i’m a born hater supporting my fellow haters!! 👊😤

@lrose5522 Год назад

It's genuinely so fun to rant and hate one something. Like sure there's probably a point where it's unhealthy, but anyone who completely hates negative rant humor have never been in retail/fast food, talking shit about customers

@TheFlowerbeast Год назад

I've said this before but a lot of horror stories set in the modern times just don't work with how they could easily prove the "supernatural" happenings with their phones. So now that it's possible, the characters have to be so dumb so the plot could keep going and that's just bad writing

@withcindy Год назад

Yeah at least set it back in historical times to explain this lol

@bloopsagain Год назад

They could also find inspiration from Eastern/Southeastern Asian horror that uses techonology as the danger/vector like Ringu (older) and Incantation (modern) Like… they could do so much but they dont???

@TheAdarkerglow Год назад

Everyone: The kid is a monster. Husband: Not my little angel! Once they'd had difficulty finding a school, the argument that he 'never saw any of the issues' is impossible to believe. The mom would leave, unable to cope with a child that seems to outright hate her and a husband who gaslit her. I don't buy this story. "Why do you want a naked picture of your mom?" Shrug! "Well, okay, sweety." WTF?!

@GigiofGigi Год назад

People I ion her and she 😊😊😊😊😊

@GigiofGigi Год назад

😊😊

@teragram7836 Год назад

Can we appreciate that Cindy consistently interacts with and responds to comments?! We love a content creator that values parasocial relationships😊🙌

@withcindy Год назад

I try!!

@32bitJelly Год назад

i'm gonna be honest, i was letting this video play in the background while i was playing stardew valley and when i got to the end i didn't realize i had been listening to cindy rant about this book in utter disbelief and disgust for almost an hour while i fought for my life down at the mines

@Erika-pq7ip Год назад

Haha love to hear

@shareetz3154 Год назад

fighting for your life sounds like a good description of the experience of reading this book 😂

@cooraa Год назад

Okay I died laughing at that last line... "He couldn't have hurt my child... he's SWEDISH!!!" Does the author have a Swedish husband? Is there some weird stereotype around Swedes that I've never heard of before?? What the fuck is going on???

@catdacat5863 Год назад

15:09 I swear the author probably is one of those narc moms with autistic kids. This reminds me of my brother and his speech therapist, Jamie. My mom was concerned at first because he kept scripting the bad parts of movies, like when a character felt rejected or was having an outburst, and his therapist was actually really excited about that!! Rorey wasn't very good with words or expressing himself until then, and so scripting really helped him figure out what he wanted to express. Rorey's gone a long way with his expressions now and hes even graduated speech therapy :D Honestly I love it- when in books or real life- an adult meets a nuerodivergent kid's energy and treats them like how you would any kid :> Just makes me hate the mom in the story more tho lol