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- Go Ask Alice
- Harry Potter
- Bridge to Terabithia
- Of Mice and Men
- Captain Underpants
- Scary Stories
- The Golden Compass
- The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
- The Hunger Games
- To Kill a Mockingbird
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Controversial and banned somewhere.
Each book has been controversial and/or banned somewhere by ALA or other organizations due to content. (Which usually means, they are the first books I use to help spur discussion :-)).
Thought to be too horrible for public scholl children so they were forbidden to be read
Funny thing is that the more controversial a book is for school students the more people want to read it.
They are all on the List of most commonly challenged books in the United States (re:censorship).
These books are all banned somewhere and they all are controvesial. Though I had read some of these titles when I was in school.
They’ve all been banned! And, I’ve read all but 2 (so of course I’ll look for those next time I’m at the library!).
Banned and/or challenged books.