Though many believe that banning books can steer children onto the right path and enforce their beliefs, no school can control a person’s political beliefs, religious beliefs, or their individuality. Likewise, schools try to control the explicit or inappropriate text that their students read, but they should not keep this information from teens because it gives them a greater sense of the world- including, how they should deal with dangerous situations, the correct facts about serious topics, and problems that different people around the world face. Again, schools try to ban books with inappropriate words from students, but those books can certainly teach students much because they have many elements to learn from, much value throughout the whole book, can show a lot about the time period from the language used. Anyway, it is clear to see that challenged books are better read than dead, and students should have the freedom to read any book they those. Schools should have no right to ban challenged books from students, because these books can help students define their individuality, see the world from a different view, and learn things about the historical value of the setting, plot, and other components of the book.…