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Here is an essay that contains not only lists to books that have been banned
or challenged over time, but links to the books in online form.
The
ALA Office of Intellectual
Freedom
A link to the site of the major watchdog of intellectual freedom, the
American Library Association's Office of Intellectual Freedom.
National Council of
Teachers of English
100 most
frequently challenged/banned books from 1990-1999.
Another ALA
Site.
Fight for Harry Potter!
Sponsored by the American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression.
"A Challenged Modern Library"
Six of the top ten books on the 100 greatest books of all time list - as
presented by the Modern Library in 1999 - have been banned or
challenged. Read on for others!
Books
Challenged or Banned Elsewhere
Available at WHS
Titles that are included
in English curriculum reading lists at WHS are indicated with an "*
".
The following list contains biography, literature, other nonfiction and fiction
titles.
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AUTHOR
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TITLE
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REASON
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Alexie, Sherman
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The Absolutely true diary
of a part-time Indian.
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Offensive (sexual)
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Anaya, Rudolfo
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Bless me, Ultima
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profane and obscene
references, vulgar Spanish words, glorifies witchcraft and death
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Anderson, Laurie Halse
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Speak *
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date rape
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Angelou, Maya
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I Know Why the Caged Bird
Sings (B ANG) *
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for sexual references
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Atkins, Catherine
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Alt Ed
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profanities, derogatory
slang, sexual references, violence
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Atkins, Catherine
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When Jeff Comes Home
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sexual abuse
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Atwood, Margaret
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Handmaid's Tale
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too explicit, profanity,
defamatory to minorities, God, women and the disabled
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Auel, Jean
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Clan of the Cave Bear
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vulgar, profane, and
sexually explicit
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Baldwin, James
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Go Tell it on the
Mountain
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recurring themes of rape,
masturbation, violence and degrading treatment of women
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Barron, T.A.
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Great Tree of Avalon
(trilogy)
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Occult themes
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Benchley, Peter
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Jaws
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sexually explicit
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Berendt, John
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Midnight in the garden of
good and evil: a Savannah story
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porrnographic
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Block, Francesca Lia
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Baby Be-Bop
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sexually explicit, vulgar
language
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Block, Francesca Lia
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Witch Baby
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profanity, drug abuse, sexually
explicit conduct and torture
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Blume, Judy
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Forever
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contains profanity,
sexual situations, themes that allegedly encourage disrespectful behavior
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Blume, Judy
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Here's to You, Rachel
Robinson
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parental objection to 3
words in the text
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Blume, Judy
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Tiger Eyes
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sexual situations,
underage drinking, profanities
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Bradbury, Ray
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Fahrenheti 451
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profanity, drinking,
violence
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Bradbury, Ray
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Martian Chronicles
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profanity, racism
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Brown, Claude
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Manchild in the Promised Land
(B BRO)
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offensive language,
violence, degradation of women
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Brown, Dan
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Da Vinci Code
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(Egypt)
insults any religion
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Brown, Dee
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Bury my Heart at Wounded Knee (973.08 BRO)
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slanted/biased
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Burgess, Anthony
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Clockwork Orange
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objectionable language
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Carroll, Lewis
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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland *
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animals should not use
human language
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Cart, Michael
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My Father's scar
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gay-positive
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Cervantes, Saavedra
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Don Quixote
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supporting individual freedom
and attacking authority
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Chaucer, Geoffrey
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Canterbury Tales (821 CHA) - English IV
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sexual content
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Chbosky, Stephen
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Perks of being a
wallflower *
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date rape scene,
profanity
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Chopin, Kate
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Awakening, The *
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no specific reason given in
review
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Clark, Walter
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The Ox-Bow Incident
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profanity
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Cleaver, Eldridge
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Soul on Ice
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crime provoking,
anti-American, obscene, pornographic
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Cole, Brock
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Goats
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offensive and
inappropriate for middle school
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Colfer, Eoin
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Supernaturalist
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occult
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Collier, James L.
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My Brother Sam is Dead
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profanity
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Cooney, Caroline B.
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The Terrorist
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anti-Arab, anti-Islam
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Coville, Bruce
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Am I Blue? (813 AM)
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sexual identity
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Cormier, Robert
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Chocolate War
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for sexual content and
offensive language
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Cormier, Robert
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Beyond the Chocolate war
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offensive
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Cormier, Robert
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After the first death
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portrayal of suicide,
terrorism and violence
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Cormier, Robert
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Fade
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sexual and violent themes
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Cormier, Robert
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Heroes
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profanity, drug abuse,
sexually explicit conduct and torture
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Cormier, Robert
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I am the Cheese
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sexual content, offensive
language, humanistic and destructive of religious and moral beliefs and of
national spirit
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Cormier, Robert
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Tenderness
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profanity, drug abuse,
sexually explicit conduct and torture
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Cormier, Robert
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We All Fall Down
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glorifies alcoholism and
violence, sexual situations
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Crutcher, Chris
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Athletic Shorts (813 CRU)
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divorce, violence, AIDS, homosexuality
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Crutcher, Chris
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Chinese Handcuffs
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incest, rape, animal
torture, teen drug use, breaking and entering, illegal use of a video
camera, profanity, graphic sexual references
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Crutcher, Chris
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Running Loose
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sexual situations
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Crutcher, Chris
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Whale Talk *
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racial slurs and
profanity
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Dessen, Sarah
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Just Listen
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too intense for teen
readers
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Deuker, Carl
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On the Devil's Court
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for homosexuality and
offensive language
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Dickens, Charles
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Oliver Twist
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derogatory references to
Jews
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Doyle, Arthur C.
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Adventures of Sherlock
Holmes
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references to the occult
and spiritualism
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Dreiser, Theodore
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An American Tragedy
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"deals with low love
affairs"
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Dreiser, Theodore
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Sister Carrie
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no reason given
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Duncan, Lois
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Daughters of Eve
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promotes
"risky" behavior, violence
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Duncan, Lois
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Don't look behind you
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graphic sexual references
and alleged immorality
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Duncan, Lois
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Killing Mr. Griffin
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for offensive language, sexual
content, and unsuited to age group
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Ehrenreich, Barbara
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Nickel and dimed: on
(not) getting by in America
(305.569 EHR)
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anti-Christian
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Eleveld, Mark, ed.
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Spoken Word revolution:
slam, hip hop & the poetry of a new generation
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profanity, sexual
references, drugs, mistreatment of women
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Eliot, George
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Silas Marner
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no reason given
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Ellison, Frank
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Invisible Man
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profanity, images of
violence and sexuality
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Faulkner, William
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As I lay Dying
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abortion, profanity, masturbation
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Ferris, Jean
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Eight seconds
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gay-positive themes
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Fitzgerald, F. Scott
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Great Gatsby - English
III
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profanity, sexual
references
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Frank, Anne
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Diary of a young girl
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for sexual content, offensive
language, and unsuited to age group.
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Frank, E.R.
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America
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sexual content and
profanity
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Frank, E.R.
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Life is funny
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sexual themes
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Freymann-Weyr, Garret
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My heartbeat
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gay-positive themes
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Gaines, Ernest J.
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Autobiography of Miss
Jane Pittman
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racial slurs, and
stereotyping, scenes of sex, rape and implied incest
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Gaines, Ernest J.
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Lesson before dying, A -
AP Lit
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sex, violence and
profanity
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Garden, Nancy
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Annie on My Mind
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promotes or encourages the
gay lifestyle
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George, Jean Craighead
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Julie of the Wolves
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socialist, communist,
evolutionary and anti-family themes
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Giles, Gail
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Shattering Glass
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profanities, derogatory
slang, sexual references, violence
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Glenn, Mel
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Who Killed Mr. Chippendle?
a mystery in poems (811 GLE)
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inappropriate for 4th
graders
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Going, K.L.
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Fat kid rules the world
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sexual language, drug use
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Golding, William
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Lord of the Flies *
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excessive violence and
bad language, demoralizing
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Gordimer, Nadine
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Burger's Daughter
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Banned in South Africa,
later reinstated
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Green, John
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Looking for Alaska *
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graphic language and
sexual content
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Greene, Bette
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Summer of My German
Soldier
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profanity
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Griffin, John
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Black Like Me
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obscene language
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Grisham, John
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Time to Kill, A
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graphic rape and murder
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Guest, Judith
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Ordinary People
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profanity, graphic sex,
teen suicide
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Guterson, David
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Snow Falling on Cedars
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Sexually Explicit,
Offensive Language, Violence
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Haddix, Margaret
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Don't you dare read this,
Mrs. Dunphrey
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parental neglect, sexual
harassment
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Haddon, Mark
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Curious incident of the
dog in the night-time
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pollution of young minds
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Hardy, Thomas
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Jude the Obscure
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no reason given
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Hartinger, Brent
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Geography Club
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sexual situations
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Hawthorne, Nathaniel
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Scarlet Letter - AP
Literature
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pornographic and obscene
|
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Heller, Joseph
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Catch-22
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treatment of women
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Hemingway, Ernest
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A Farewell to Arms
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sex, (Italy)
account of battle retreat
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Hemingway, Ernest
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The Sun also Rises
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no reason given
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Hemingway, Ernest
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To Have and Have Not
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no reason given
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Hentoff, Nat
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The Day they came to
arrest the book
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inflammatory challenge to
authoritarian roles
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Herwin, Davida
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Time for Dancing
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no reason found
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Hinton, S.E.
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Outsiders
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dugs and alcohol abuse
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Hinton, S.E.
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That Was Then, This is
Now
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graphic language and
subject matter, broken homes
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Hitler, Adolf
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Mein Kampf (B HIT)
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fierce militaristic
doctrines
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Homer
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Odyssey
(883 HOM) - English I
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expressed Greek ideals of
freedom
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Hosseini, Khaled
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The Kite runner
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Vulgar language, sodomy
rape
|
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Hughes, Langston, ed.
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Best Short Stories by
Negro Writers (813 - HUG)
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immoral, anti-American,
anti-Christian, plain filthy
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Hugo, Victor
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Les Miserables
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prostitution
|
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Huxley, Aldous
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Brave New World - English
IV
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language and moral
content (alcohol, drugs, suicide)
|
|
Joyce, James
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The Dubliners
|
some passages found
objectionable by a printer (1912)
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Joyce, James
|
Ulysses
|
obscenity
|
|
Kantor, McKinley
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Andersonville
|
political ideas; author
was sited by the House Un-American Activities Committee.
|
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Kerr, M.E.
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Gentle hands
|
anti-Semitic, drug abuse
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|
Kesey, Ken
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One Flew over the
Cuckoo's Nest *
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pornographic, glorifies
criminal activity, violence
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|
Keyes, Daniel
|
Flowers for Algernon
|
sex references
|
|
King, Stephen
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Carrie
|
for sexual content,
anti-family, offensive language, and unsuited to age group;
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King, Stephen
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Christine
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pornographic
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King, Stephen
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Cujo
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rough language, explicit
sex scenes
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King, Stephen
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Dead Zone
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filthy language
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|
King, Stephen
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Green Mile
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no reason found
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King, Stephen
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Misery
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no reason found
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|
King, Stephen
|
Different Seasons (813
KIN)
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sex, prison rape
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|
Kingsolver, Barbara
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Animal dreams
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sexual references
|
|
Klause, Annette Curtis
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Blood and Chocolate
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no reason given
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Knowles, John
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A Separate Peace
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language, sex
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|
Koertge, Ronald
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Brimstone Journals (811
KOE)
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profanity
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|
Koontz, Dean
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Night Chills
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explicit sexual incidents
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Korman, Gordon
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Jake Reinvented
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themes of teen drinking,
sex, violence
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Kovic, Ron
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Born on the Fourth of
July (B KOV)
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un-American, language,
sex
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Lebert, Benjamin
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Crazy
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obscene language
|
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Lee, Harper
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To Kill a Mockingbird -
English II
|
racism
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L'Engle, Madeline
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A Wrinkle in Time
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witchcraft & the
occult
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Letts, Billie
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Where the Heart is
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graphic violence, obscene
language, drug use
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Lewis, C.S.
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Lion, the witch and the wardrobe
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graphic violence,
mysticism and gore
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Lipsyte, Robert
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One Fat Summer
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sexually explicit and
violent
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London, Jack
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Call of the Wild
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no reason given
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|
Lowery, Lois
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The Giver *
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issues of drug use,
suicide, lethal injections
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Lynch, Chris
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Extreme Elvin
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deals with issues too
complex for middles school students
|
|
Machiavelli, Niccolo
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The Prince (320.1 MAC)
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political ideas (1555)
|
|
Mackler, Carolyn
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Earth, my butt and other
big round things
|
profanity and sexual references
|
|
Mackler, Carolyn
|
Love and other
four-letter words
|
profanity, sex and
alcohol
|
|
Mackler, Carolyn
|
Vegan virgin valentine
|
inappropriate language
|
|
Maguire, Gregory
|
Wicked: the life and
times of the Wicked Witch of the West
|
Sexual content
|
|
Malamud, Bernard
|
The Fixer
|
for homosexuality, sexual content, drugs, unsuited
to age group, and offensive language;
|
|
Malcolm X
|
The Autobiography of
Malcolm X
|
anti-white racism and
violence
|
|
Mathabane, Mark
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Kaffir Boy
|
homosexual acts
|
|
Mazer, Harry
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Last Mission
|
profanity
|
|
McCullers, Carson
|
Member of the wedding
|
inappropriate for younger
students
|
|
Melville, Herman
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Moby Dick
|
conflicting with
community values
|
|
Meyer, Stephanie
|
Twilight (series)
|
Age appropriateness,
sexual content
|
|
Miller, Arthur
|
Crucible, The (812 MIL) -
English III
|
demon possession,
profanity
|
|
Morrison, Toni
|
Beloved
|
topics of bestiality,
racism and sex
|
|
Morrison, Toni
|
Bluest Eye
|
strong sexual content
|
|
Morrison, Toni
|
Song of Solomon
|
racial slurs, sexually
explicit
|
|
Myers, Walter Dean
|
Fallen Angles - English I
|
use of racial epithets, slang
terms for homosexuals
|
|
Myers, Walter Dean
|
Hoops
|
Derogatory remarks,
racial slurs, sexual content
|
|
Myracle, Lauren
|
TTYL
|
crude language, sex acts
slang terms, alcohol use
|
|
Naylor, Phyllis R.
|
Alice on her way
|
depiction on sexuality
|
|
Nixon, Jean Lowery
|
Whispers from the dead
|
Occult themes
|
|
Nix, Garth
|
Shade's Children
|
vulgar and obscene
|
|
O'Brian, Tim
|
Things they carried, The
|
no specific reason given
in review
|
|
Orwell, George
|
Animal Farm
|
political theories
|
|
Orwell, George
|
1984 *
|
pro-Communist, explicit
sexual matter
|
|
Parks, Gordon
|
Learning Tree
|
obscene language lewd behavior,
violence
|
|
Pasternak, Boris
|
Doctor Zhivago
|
(1958) Moscow refused to publish, vilified the
author
|
|
Paterson, Katherine
|
Bridge to Terabithia
|
profanity
|
|
Paterson, Katherine
|
Jacob have I loved
|
moral and religious objections
(6th grade)
|
|
Paulsen, Gary
|
Nightjohn
|
profanity, sex
|
|
Pelzer, Dave
|
A Child called It (362.7
PEL)
|
profanity and violence
|
|
Picoult, Jodi
|
Tenth Circle
|
inappropriate sexual
content
|
|
Picoult, Jodi
|
Nineteen minutes
|
Foul language, sexual
content
|
|
Picoult, Jodi
|
My sister’s keeper
|
“too racy” for middle
schoolers
|
|
Pike,
Christopher
|
Die Softly
|
sex, alcohol
|
|
Pike,
Christopher
|
Remember Me
|
no reason given
|
|
Plath, Sylvia
|
Bell Jar
|
sexual material,
objectionable life philosophy
|
|
Pullman, Phillip
|
His Dark Materials
(series)
|
anti-religious messages
|
|
Remarque, Erich M.
|
All Quiet on the Western Front
|
obscenity
|
|
Rennison, Louise
|
Confessions of Georgia
Nicolson (series)
|
sexual situations
|
|
Reynolds, Marilyn
|
Detour for Emmy
|
sex
|
|
Rodriguez, Luis J.
|
Always running
|
pornographic and obscene
|
|
Rowling, J.K.
|
Harry Potter (series)
|
promotes the Wicca
religion
|
|
Salinger, J.D.
|
Catcher in the Rye *
|
excessive vulgar
language, sexual scenes
|
|
Sanchez, Alex
|
Rainbow Boys
|
explicit sexual content
|
|
Santiago, Esmeralda
|
When I was Puerto Rican
|
sexually explicit
|
|
Sebold, Alice
|
Lovely Bones
|
too frightening for
middle school students
|
|
Shakespeare, William
|
Hamlet - AP Literature
(822.3 SHA)
|
banned in Ethiopia
(1978)
|
|
Shakespeare, William
|
Twelfth Night (822.3 SHA)
|
gay-positive themes
|
|
Sinclair, Lewis
|
The Jungle
|
socialist views
|
|
Sittenfeld, Curtis
|
Prep
|
“pornographic”
|
|
Sones, Sonja
|
What my mother doesn't
know
|
masturbation, sexual
fantasy, groping
|
|
(Sparks, Beatrice)
|
Go
Ask Alice
|
for sexual references,
drugs
|
|
Speare, Elizabeth
|
Witch of Blackbird
Pond
|
witchcraft and violence
|
|
Steinbeck, John
|
East of Eden
|
profanity and sexual
references
|
|
Steinbeck, John
|
Grapes of Wrath - English
III
|
profanity
|
|
Steinbeck, John
|
Of Mice and Men - English
I
|
profanity, portrayal of Jesus
Christ, racist, sexist, derogatory towards the developmentally disabled
|
|
Steinbeck, John
|
The Red Pony
|
explicit sex, profanity
|
|
Stewart, John
|
America (the book): a citizen's guide to democracy
inaction
|
nudity, disrespect for
authority
|
|
Stoker, Bram
|
Dracula - English IV
|
sexual references
|
|
Stowe, Harriett B.
|
Uncle Tom's Cabin
|
racial slurs
|
|
Strasser, Todd
|
Give a boy a gun
|
depiction of school
violence
|
|
Stroud, Jonathan
|
Bartimaeus trilogy
|
occult
|
|
Swift, Jonathan
|
Gulliver's Travels
|
denounced as wicked and
obscene
|
|
Tan, Amy
|
Joy Luck Club
|
sexually inappropriate
|
|
Taylor, Mildred
|
The Land
|
racism
|
|
Taylor, Mildred
|
Roll of Thunder, Hear My
Cry
|
racial slurs
|
|
Tolkien, J.R.R.
|
Lord of the Rings (series
)
|
satanic
|
|
Truman, Terry
|
Stuck In Neutral
|
profanity, sexual
imagery, violence
|
|
Trumbo, Dalton
|
Johnny Got His Gun
|
profanity, unpatriotic
|
|
Twain, Mark
|
Adventures of Tom Sawyer
|
racism, sexism
|
|
Twain, Mark
|
Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn - AP Literature
|
racism, derogatory
language
|
|
Updike, John
|
Rabbit, Run
|
sexual references and
profanity
|
|
Voigt, Cynthia
|
David and Jonathan
|
for homosexuality, sexually
explicit, offensive language, and unsuited to age group
|
|
Von Ziegesar, Cecily
|
Gossip Girls (series)
|
no reason found
|
|
Vonnegut, Kurt
|
Cat's Cradle
|
no reason given
|
|
Vonnegut, Kurt
|
Slaughterhouse Five
|
strong sexual content
|
|
Walker, Alice
|
Color Purple
|
sexual and social
explicitness
|
|
Walker, Kate
|
Peter
|
gay-positive themes
|
|
Wersba, Barbara
|
Whistle me home
|
no reason given
|
|
Whitman, Walt
|
Leaves of Grass (811 WHI)
|
no reason given
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Wilder, Laura Ingalls
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Little House on the
Prairie
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derogatory of Native
Americans
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Wittlinger, Ellen
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Sandpiper
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explicit sexual content
and language
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Wright, Richard
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Black Boy
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strong sexual content
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Wright, Richard
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Native Son
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violence, sex, profanity
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Yep, Lawrence
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Dragonwings
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frequent use of the word
"demon"; pro-suicide
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Zindel, Paul
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Pigman
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profanity, lying,
cheating presented in a humorous light
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The Holy Bible
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"Lewd, indecent and
violent contents"; "contains language and stories that are
inappropriate for children of any age, including tales of incest and
murder"
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Guiness Book of World
Records (REF 031.02 GUI)
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no reason given
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Reference Sources on Banned Books
2001 Banned Book Resource Guide - REF 025.213 DOY
Banned in the media : a reference guide to censorship in the press, motion
pictures, broadcasting, and the Internet - Foerstel, Herbert N. - REF
363.3 FOE
Banned in the U.S.A. : a reference guide to book censorship in schools and
public libraries - Foerstel, Herbert N. - REF 025.2 FOE
Censorship in America : a reference handbook - Hull, Mary. REF 363.3
HUL
Encyclopedia of Censorship. REF 363.31 GRE
Other
Nonfiction Titles on Censorship or Banned Books
Censorship
: opposing viewpoints. - 363.3 CEN
Contains twenty-five essays in which the authors debate issues of censorship
and freedom of speech, considering whether the right to free speech should be
restricted, and discussing censorship as it relates to pornography, schools
and libraries, and the arts and entertainment industries.
The
Day they came to arrest the book. - AV VHS F HEN
A video based on the book by Nat Hentoff, the film brings the issues of
fredom of speech and censorship into clear focus.
Intellectual
freedom manual.
6th ed. - PROF 025.2 INT
Explains the meaning of intellectual freedom in library service, presents
that texts and historical development of the American Library Association's
intellectual freedom policies and guidelines, and includes essays in which
the authors discuss intellectual freedom and the law, and how to combat
censorship.
The
language police : how pressure groups restrict what students learn.
371.3 RAV
Discusses
how certain political and educational groups usecensorship to determine what
American school children can and should learn and explores the effect this
has had on American culture.
Outspoken
: free speech stories. 342.7308 LEV
Recounts the stories of
twenty people who refused to let their freedom of speech be taken away,
exploring the balance between the First Amendment and other rights.
Parental
advisory : music censorship in America. - 306.4
NUZ
Chronicles the history of music censorship in the United States, looking at the
efforts of individual citizens, groups, and the government to suppress
controversial lyrics and cover art.
Places I never meant to be. Judy Blume, et al. - 813 PLA
A collection of short stories accompanied by short essays on censorship by
twelve authors whose works have been challenged
Pro/con : media. -
361.1 PRO
Presents two sides to each question.
Teaching
banned books : 12 guides for young readers. - PROF 098 SCA
A discussion guide which explains how teachers can effectively teach twelve
banned and challenged books while respecting all views; each discussion gide
includes a summary of the novel, a pre-reading activity, and an annotated
bibliography of related fiction and nonfiction.
Banned
Books
(series)
Literature suppressed on sexual grounds - 363.3
SOV
Literature suppressed on political grounds - 363.3 KAR
Literature suppressed on religious grounds - 363.3 BAL
Literature suppressed on social grounds - 363.3 SOV
100
banned books : literature suppressed on political, religious, sexual, and
social grounds
- Karolides, Nicholas J. - 363.3 KAR
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