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Julie of the wolves by Jean Craighead George. This book is about a girl who goes by two different names, one for her village and another one for town. When things go bad at home she leaves for town but gets lost in the wilderness. She ends up staying with a wolf pack and ends up likes living with them. Then she is torn between staying with the wolves or going back to her village. I think that this book doesn't need to be banned because there is nothing wrong with it.

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Gabor Csupo

The life of Jesse  an adolescent, changes when he befriends Leslie , the class outsider. The children create an imaginary world called Terabithia, which is inhabited by all manner of magical creatures. Though difficulties fill their ordinary lives,
Witchcraft, atheism, profanity
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Leah Lentsch

Story of a dystopian, future society where no books exist, and firemen start the fires. It is dull, boring, and lifeless in this future world. Guy Montag decides to take control of himself.

It was banned because one of the books burned in the book was the Bible.

It should still be read because it highlights the value of books.

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Jackson Gudorf
- Martin Handford
- You look for people in different scenes
- Nudity
- It's just a fun children's book

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by Adolf Hitler
- written while in prison, begins with his childhood and leads into his two greatest hates; Communism and Judaism.
- Banned for: Advocating the nazi party,

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-Alonso Franco
-plane crashes... someone survives
-description of injuries and trauma too well written for middle school kids
-i feel that the book was a good read and well written and you could almost fell as if you were the the one in the story

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Twilight
Stephenie Meyer
Book about vampires and warewolves.
Challenged because of the violence it has and religious viewpoints.
It should not be banned because it is a good story and has a really strong theme.

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Captain Underpants
By:  Dav Pilkey
Its about two kids who turn their principle into a super hero they made up.
Banned: For offensive language, Partial Nudity,
Violence, Misbehavior, and Blackmail/ Threats.

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Harry Potter
By: J. K. Rowling
The Harry Potter series follows a young boy named Harry Potter who finds out at age 11 that he is actually a wizard. This comes as a shock to Harry as he was told his whole life that his parents had died in a car accident and he had no magic within him what so ever by his aunt and uncle. So Harry goes to Hogwarts academy of witchcraft and wizardry. Harry must now complete his years at Hogwarts, which leads him on many adventures.
These books are challened due to the fact that it was wizardry and witches in it, leading to people calling it satanic.
These books has no religious points in them at all. These books are a work of fiction and should be treated as such.

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By: Harper Lee
-Story of a white man defending a  rape case of an African American man and an white girl in a predominantly white community the 1930's.
-strong language, discussion of sexuality and rape, and use of the n-word.
-I feel like it should still be read because it teaches racial issues and while it can be somewhat uncomfortable to read it shows that they need to be confronted.

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-Mackenzie Kane
-Eleanor & Park by Rainbow Rowell
-Set over the course of one school year two very different kids meet and find out about true love. This book will make you think about your first love and take you back to how much it pulled you under.
-banned: challenged for offensive language
-there is some bad language used throughout the book but it still gives you a story line and makes you think about your high school first love.

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Johnny McIlhon
Dystopian society where thought itself is surveiled along with all other aspects of life. The main character commits the crime of trying to write about his life and continues to break the rules.
1984 by George Orwell
Banned in Stalin's Soviet Russia because of its negative views towards communism.
This book is a crucial part of British literature and provides important insight into the evils of controlling societies.

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Maria Seymour   Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson

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Maria Seymour   Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson

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Two friends build a secret fantasyland in the woods where they play and forget the rest of the world.
Reasons: references to witchcraft and atheism, profanity
It should not be banned because it is a good story and has themes of friendship and individuality.

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By Lauren Myracle
The story is told through IM and follows the ups and downs of Zoe, Angela, and Maddie.
Banned because of "drugs, sex, and encourages teens to rebel against their parents"
I loved these books! I read it in middle school and it gave me a glimpse of high school life. Then I found out, high school isn't like that, but it's entertaining and exciting for young tweens to read.

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Emily Olsen
-Hop on Pop By Dr. Seuss
-contains several short poems about a variety of characters, and is designed to introduce basic phonics concepts to children
-"encourages children to use violence against their fathers"
- It is a fun classic children's book and doesn't really promote violence at all.

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Anna McInville
-Narrated by Death, The Book Thief is the story of Liesel Meminger, a nine-year-old German girl who given up by her mother to live with Hans and Rosa Hubermann in the small town of Molching in 1939, shortly before World War II.
-suffering, mortality, war, and criminality
-this book tells about living during the time period of just before WWII, and it gives you a perspective of what it would be like

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The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn- Mark Twain
Banned because of language / racism
The book should still be read because it shows how  things used to be, if people don't like it they don't have to read it.

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Gossip Girl, by Cecily Von Ziegesar (book series)
Follows 6 teenagers lives in NYC
banned for being too sexually explicit and bad language
It should still be read because it shows real life stories, it is interesting and it helps you better understand people.

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Hannah Johnson Perks of Being a Wallflower- Stephen Chbosky

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Hannah Johnson Perks of Being a Wallflower- Stephen Chbosky

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Reasons: drugs, homosexuality, nudity, offensive language, sexually explicit, suicide, unsuited to age group
This book could be helpful for people who could be going through depression like the main character Charlie

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