Kirk Cameron, an American actor with a net worth of $10 million, is about to release his new book, As You Grow. However, bookshops around the nation have voiced reservations about carrying the book since the content does not accord with their progressive ideals. Cameron has also been barred from arranging book-based story hours at various libraries. According to Fox News, a representative at a children’s library in San Lorenzo recently spoke with Cameron over the phone and said unequivocally that they did not want the book in their location. Kirk Cameron criticized the US education system a few months ago, claiming that it is controlled by extreme leftists who seek to teach children Critical Race Theory and gender ideology.
Kirk Cameron’s Net Worth
Cameron has received acclaim for his roles in cinema and television throughout the years. He has also worked on projects such as Growing Pains, Like Father Like Son, Saving Christmas, and others. CelebrityNetWorth estimates the 52-year-old old’s worth to be about $10 million as of August 2023. His great acting career has been his primary source of income.
Career
Cameron began his career in the entertainment business at a young age and rose to prominence for his role as Mike Seaver in the ABC comedy Growing Pains. He was hailed for his role in the 2008 picture Fireproof after appearing in a few more films. Despite receiving unfavorable reviews, it grossed roughly $33 million at the movie office. Monumental: In Search of America’s National Treasure, his documentary film, was also a box office success. In an episode of the Netflix series Fuller House, he portrayed himself. Kirk Cameron and his wife Chelsea Noble paid $645,000 for a residence in Agoura Hills, California in 1998, according to CelebrityNetWorth.
Kirk Cameron reacts to the rejection of his book
Cameron noted in a recent interview with Fox News Digital that his book is about teaching “biblical knowledge and the significance of creating the fruit of the spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness, faithfulness, and self-control.” In response to rejections from public libraries and bookshops, he said that adults are ruining themselves while battling for their children’s hearts and brains. He stated:
“While publicly financed libraries approve ‘gender marker and name change clinics,’ they prohibit a storytime that includes the reading of a book that offers biblical wisdom.” “Can it be any clearer?”
He went on to say:
“We must begin to fight back, or we will lose our children and our nation.” Cameron’s newest novel is published by Brave Books. Brave, according to its website, is dedicated to promoting “pro-God, pro-America ideals.”
