Marisa and the Mountains — Content Guide for Parents

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Religious themes
PRESENTContains references to prayer and church attendance. A minister character plays a supporting role in two chapters.
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Is Marisa and the Mountains appropriate for a 7-year-old?
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Does Marisa and the Mountains have violence?
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Does Marisa and the Mountains have religious themes?
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Does Marisa and the Mountains have racial/cultural content?
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Does Marisa and the Mountains have profanity?
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Does Marisa and the Mountains have climate change?
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Does Marisa and the Mountains have sexual identity?
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Does Marisa and the Mountains have gender roles?
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Does Marisa and the Mountains have lgbtq+ themes?
George M. Johnson is known for writing stories that explore LGBTQ+ themes, and his previous works, such as 'All Boys Aren't Blue', address queer identity and experiences. While specific details about 'Marisa and the Mountains' are not provided, Johnson's established focus on LGBTQ+ narratives suggests a presence of these themes.



