'Brave Books' founder and CEO Trent Talbot claimed that there is a 'hunger' for wholesome children's story hours in America to counteract Drag Queen Story Hours.
"Brave Books" co-CEO and founder Trent Talbot said he’s seen "amazing" support for his Christian, conservative story hours that he has been hosting at public libraries throughout the United States.conservative story hoursThe entrepreneur, medical doctor, and children’s book author said he has seen a"hunger" on the part of Americans who want an alternative to sexualizing imagery that’s been spreading at Drag Queen Story hours in public libraries around the country.
Despite the pushback he has received from library staff insisting he’s not welcome at their spaces and incidences involving grown men dressed as drag nuns infiltrating his events and"creeping kids out," Talbot claimed the support he has received for his events has been"awesome." He explained,"And so we go and we start messaging these libraries to host our own story hour, and we’re like ‘Hey we want to do a children’s book reading that teaches Biblical-ism.’"
He added,"The energy was amazing that us and Kirk were like, ‘Hey let’s do more of these. This is awesome!’ There’s a demand. And so we did."
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