Outside of the daily standardized tests, Grace Field House looks an awful lot like a high-quality preschool. Maybe that's why, in a strange way, I found myself relating to Isabella through my own career in early childhood education. The post [Perspectives] Cruelty or Kindness: Understanding The Promised Neverland’s Isabella appeared first on ANIME FEMINIST.
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