Freedom to Read Books

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Monday, November 13, 2017

Celebrate your freedom to read in America!

If you don't see your title in the list below, use this space to comment on a banned or challenged book you have read. Just list your title and join the conversation!

posted by Llibre/Moxley, librarians @ 1:18 PM

1 Comments:

At Mon Nov 20, 09:03:00 AM 2017, Anonymous Jayden W said...

The Lovely Bones

This novel, The Lovely Bones, does appeal to an adolescent audience. My reasoning for this is because in my novel, the girl, Susie, is around the same age as most teens in middle to high school. For example, she has everyday problems like every teen girl would have. This book is a warning to girls of all ages to be cautious around strangers. In the novel Susie is walking home and runs into a stranger, who rapes and kills her. After seeing Susie's situation girls might respond by not walking alone after dark. Also, before Susie's death she has boy problems just like any regular teen girl. This book will appeal because many teen girls like books with romance and love.


 

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