Tell Tale Heart? Is It Appropriate For Middle School Kids

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Would you read the Tell-Tale Heart? Is it appropriate for middle school students? A short story where a man didn’t like the eye of an old man and end up killing him. He told on himself. Is it really appropriate for kids my age group? I think it’s inappropriate and I’m about to explain why. I think it’s inappropriate, because children my age group already does bad things and get a trouble a lot. For instance the man could have got away with murder in the short story. Kids could think that they

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