Does it take three to tango? A very controversial book, in fact has been in the list of most challenged library books the public objects to the most for two years in the row according the the American Library Association, called “And tango makes three” written by two males Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell, is a children’s book telling a story about a penguin family having two fathers, meaning, homosexual, and is absorbed to some degree by reading children. What are your principles about this? How should a family be structurally founded? Or does it matter? Should we make children think that homosexuality is a lifestyle that is acceptable?

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