Susan Holland's article "Censorship in young adult fiction: what's out there and what should be" is an engaging article. Holland's article addresses issues on freedom, on an intellectual base. She recognizes that young adult fiction censorship relies too heavily on stereotype sensors such as religious members who are presented as dense because of their opinion. Personally, I believe that young adults have enough judgment in their lives. Reading is a phenomenal way for one to form their own opinions and to evolve as a person. Therefore, I do not believe that books should be censored. Ultimately, this paper describes the various ways parents/adults have had an effect on teenagers reading material, what more people need to realize is that children
