Their Let Books Be Books petition has almost 3,000 signatures and has support from the former children's laureate Anne Fine, who said it was "exasperating" that "these false and stupid assumptions about what each gender 'wants' are back in force, narrowing the horizons and possibilities for children of both sexes".
Arthur Brisbane: It's exasperating that the airline companies dictate such a policy; perhaps that's one reason there are so few lovable airlines.
There's such bold vision here, such an exciting theatrical proposition, that it's exasperating that it isn't fully realised.
For some conservatives, the remark about abortion was not only damaging, it was exasperating proof that Trump was an impostor pretending to be a conservative, playing to the gallery with no grasp of what ardent pro-life campaigners really stood for.
(He probably understands and is not mad at you, but is exasperated that his wife is having a cow about it and doesn't know how to get her off your case) You: "I do feel bad about it, but honey, I have a life, too, and lately it really feels like Allison just assumes I will be able to take the kids whenever she feels like going shopping with friends or whatever it is she does.
Health secretary Jeremy Hunt is exasperated that NHS leaders may seek to revisit the agreed division of the £30bn.
The hostage, Gillian, is exasperated that Sammy Tigertail, a half-Seminole, hasn't put the moves on her.
He is exasperated that Blair chose diversity over uniformity, and that Labour did not dismiss as "nonsense" the talk about comprehensives failing.
When we first meet the noble Stark clan in Season 1, mom Catelyn is exasperated that her younger daughter Arya is more interested in bows and arrows and sword fights than in embroidery.
