He's a precocious six-year-old, not Kirsten Dunst in Interview with a Vampire...

From the Globe and Mail (via GalleyCat):

A French-language novel by Calgary-born Nancy Huston that was awarded France's prestigious Prix Femina this week was expected to be published in English first -- but the novelist's Canadian publisher and New York agent held off doing that this year because they wanted Huston to change portions of her text to avoid offending U.S. readers.

One of the bits that might be an issue:

"I love to click on [images of] the dead bodies of Iraqi soldiers in the sand; it's a total slide-show." In another passage he says: "God gave this body and this spirit . . . I know that He has great plans for me, which is why he saw to it that I was born in the richest state in the richest country in the world . . . Happily, God and President Bush are good friends. I think of Heaven as being like a big state of Texas in the sky, with God wandering around his ranch in a Stetson and cowboy boots . . ."

Want to know what my issue is with that passage?  The narrator is a six-year-old.  SIX.  Yes, the article says he's precocious, but REALLY.