History YMMV / RosemaryWells

* WereStillRelevantDammit: ''Max & Ruby at the Warthogs' Wedding'' features a [[IPhony Bunnyphone]] as the PlotDevice, obvious for a 2014 entry into a series that has lasted since the 1970s.

** The 2014 book "Yoko Finds Her Way" where [[AdultFear Yoko's mother becomes very worried and is seen searching for her daughter at the airport]] after Yoko goes to clean herself up in the bathroom after eating a popsicle. The entire time Yoko's mother is sleeping after drinking tea. The reason this is a Tearjerker is because Yoko's mother is mostly optimistic and very calm but seeing her getting very worried about losing her daughter is heartwrenching to look at. Especially the illustration showing Yoko's mother standing next to a worker at the airport staring at the viewer with a worried look realizing that she went through the wrong door and ended herself up in middle of "The Rising Sun Airline". Another sad moment in the book shows Yoko's mother at the food court and calls for Yoko and tears start streaming down her cheeks. At one point, the pizza shop and hot dog vendors ask her to try some of the food they made. Yoko's mother turns this down over her missing daughter.

** The ending to the 1998 book ''Literature/{{Yoko}}'' where [[https://libraryofcats.files.wordpress.com/2017/04/yoko-d.jpg?w=1400&h=&crop=1 Timothy and Yoko are seen having lunch with each-other]]. Since nobody wanted Yoko's sushi and Timothy never got a chance to try the other students lunches from different cultures. Yoko was the only one that haven't got picked but Timothy joined in. Since the class would usually trade their lunch. [[https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61OOqhE5p4L.jpg Yoko trades her sushi to Timothy while Timothy trades his peanut butter and honey sandwich to Yoko]]. This was changed in the Animated Adaptation where both are seen eating sushi together.

** Voyage To The Bunny Planet is mostly sweet but seeing how some of the main bunny characters going through a rough day can be pretty sad eapecially Claire and Felix's day at school.

* JerkassWoobie: Despite being a mischievous mouse, she became a popular character because of how many relate to her as a victim of parental negligence. Through all of her annoyances and making noise, all she wanted was attention from her parents, who were too busy with her siblings that they all treated her as nothing more than a nuisance. No wonder why she snaps at the climax when she threatens to leave the house permanently.

* JerkassWoobie: Despite being mischievous and a BrattyHalfPint, most relate well to Nora in her first book as a victim of ParentalNegligence. Through all of her annoyances and making noise, all she wanted was attention from her parents, who were too busy with her siblings that they never noticed her. No wonder why she snaps at the climax when she threatens to leave the house permanently.

** The Yoko book from 1998 which shows [[https://libraryofcats.files.wordpress.com/2017/04/yoko-c.jpg?w=1400&h=&crop=1 Yoko crying in front of Miss Jenkins]] after getting teased for having sushi. Another sad illustration from the same book [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/yoko_7.jpg shows Yoko sitting alone frowning.]]

** The 1985 book ''Hazel's Amazing Mother'' and ''Benjamin & Tulip'' can be a little uncomfortable to read nowadays due to how serious bullying is taken these days.

** In [[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x17fmi6_morris-disappearing-bag_shortfilms "Morris' Disappearing Bag"]], Morris's sister Betty gets a chemistry set for Christmas. Morris along with his brothers and sisters are young children and Morris is a toddler. [[http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_0tA5dmNlUGY/TQeCSnWzX6I/AAAAAAAAI5o/Vxz_kphxors/s1600/morris5.jpg Each of his siblings (Later Morris) each try to mix actual chemicals such as acid and creating a new gas.]] When the book was created in 1975, chemistry sets were a popular Christmas gift given to children along with some being found in various stores. While chemistry sets can still be found today in children's stores, [[http://www.collectorsweekly.com/articles/cyanide-uranium-and-ammonium-nitrate-when-kids-really-had-fun-with-science/ Back in the 50's - early 90's children's chemistry sets would contain dangerous substances and sometimes would cause an explosion!]]

** In the book "Yoko's Show-And-Tell", Yoko is making a ThousandYardStare throughout school until she got home due to her knowing she disobeyed her mother knowing she shouldn't bring bring the doll Miki to school for show and tell since its fragile. Earlier the franks are seen tossing Miki on the bus while Yoko yells no until it falls on the ground in a puddle all smashed in pieces. When she finally gets home, Yoko is seen sitting and worried hoping her mother doesn't find out that Miki is broken. When her mother is about to get Miki Yoko yells No at her. She then gets Kimi broken in pieces and is seen crying into her mother's chest.