So in my celebrations, I thought we could vote on polls based on challenged books. These are books that you liked for whatever reasons you may have. Reader opinions vary, which is the fun of these polls. I know there are plenty on the list that I've read and didn't really enjoy. I also know there are plenty on the list that I have not read and don't ever plan on reading because they aren't quite my thing. But even if they aren't my thing, I would never take away someone else's right to read it. Seriously--if you don't like it, don't read it; don't tell someone else they are not allowed to read it. That's all there is to it.
I'm only going to include the books that I've actually read, or read significant portions of.
For the complete list of Top 100 Banned or Challenged Books from 1990-1999, click here.
For the complete list of Top 100 Banned or Challenged Classics, click here.
If there are any books from the 100 lists that you have read and I haven't, please mention it!
Embrace your freedom to read and laugh in the face of those who tried to keep you from these books!
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To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee is one of my favorites of all time. It's THE book that made me want to read the classics.
Know the First Amendment! CENSORSHIP CAUSES BLINDNESS!
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