Talk:Red Rabbit
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[edit] NPOV/References
This article focuses far too much on unreferenced, seemingly biased claims about the book and the critical reaction to it. While it may be worth noting that it was not liked by critics, it should be done in a separate section within the article, and in a lot less detail. I've already slapped a NPOV sticker on the article, and I'm going to go ahead and add an uncited references tag, as well as prune and move the criticisms. If there are no objections, I may, at a later point in time, remove or rewrite most of the criticism claims.Angrycrustacean 08:00, 26 August 2006 (UTC)
