text: Agnes: Heyyy. Just a quick question… So I was wondering what to read for the next seminar… I think I won’t have the time to read everything so perhaps you could give me suggestions? 🙏🏼
  Donna: Hey Agnes
  Donna: Yep, sure. I haven’t read everything just yet but I’d say read Gary Cross, “Kid’s Stuff: Toys and the Changing World of American Childhood”
  Donna: I think it’s interesting and also gives you a nice overview of the subject (which is what you desire 🔥 if you’re not planning on reading everything)
  Keith: Yeah, that one is good. I’d also say read Regan
  Keith: The titles goes along the lines of “War Toys, Movies … & Militarization”
  Keith: It’s in the bibliography Mary gave us
  Tim: It’s “War Toys, War Movies, and the Militarization of the United States”
  Tim: by Reagan, R.
  Keith: Oh wait… WAT??? 😹😹😹
  Tim: 🤣🤣🤣
  Donna: How confusing 😂
  Agnes: I’ll remember the title and the author
  Agnes: Forever
  Agnes: Any other suggestions?
  Tim: Well, it would be an obvious choice to read a couple of chapter from Mary’s book
  Keith: It’s titled “Wounding Mars”
  Keith: Or was it “Wounding Venus”?
  Agnes: LOOOOL
  Agnes: Guys this was an innocent question about readings for a seminar in cultural history, you can’t be treating me like this. I’m an adult student, I have a job, I have yet another job, I have a child
  Agnes: Lots of them actually 👶🏽👶🏽👶🏽👶🏽👶🏽
  Agnes: And I can’t read your JOKES for the seminar!!!!
  Agnes: 🤣🤣🤣🤣
  Agnes: To be fair I remember that one, it’s Wounding the World, right?
  Keith: Yes 🤗 Catchy title, isn’t it?
  Agnes: Yeah, I was actually thinking about it and thought that the initial Ws are supposed to make us think of World Wars
  Tim: Yeah, that makes sense. Never thought about it
  Donna: We can ask her
  Agnes: Tim and Keith are in splendid shape, I think they should do it
  Tim: I will ✨
target: Donna recommends Agnes reading "Kid’s Stuff: Toys and the Changing World of American Childhood". Keith recommends "War Toys, War Movies, and the Militarization of the United States".