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    Book censoring has been around for years, back in ancient time’s people would burn books to keep these discouraged books from the eyes of the public. Back then there were only a few copies of every book, compared to now where there are thousands of books. It would be difficult to take away all of those books that some people feel they are “unsafe” to be in public libraries. In the book The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian, written by Sherman Alexie, it does contain sexual references,…

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    a discussion across the nation. Many people try to debate the point of this book. Many people wonder why the ending ended so poorly. Robert Cormier explained the ending of his book by saying, “I was portraying what happened when good people don’t come to the rescue.” Some people like to claim this quote is untrue; however, I agree with this quote. Because of the poor ending, desertion, and resistion, The Chocolate War proves to be a book where good people do not come to the rescue. The…

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    “Fast paced… And entertaining mix of intense action and goofy fun.” The book Slacker by Gordon Korman is about a kid dreaming to win a video game tournament. All until one problem stops him from doing that. In this 230 page book you will be amazed on what happens. This book is detailed when it changes character's point of views throughout the book This book is realistic fiction and is told very much like it could happen in our everyday life. There is one big conflict from stopping him, he…

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    Kill a Mockingbird is a story about a family known as the Finch’s who live in Maycomb County, Alabama. The author of the novel is Harper Lee. The story was written and published in 1960, and the story is set in the 1930’s. A time where black people and white people were heavily segregated from each other, and a time right around WWII and the Nazi era. The characters mainly consist of Atticus Finch, Jem Finch, Jean Louise “Scout” Finch, Calpurnia, Boo Radley, Miss Maudie, Dill, Miss Alexandra,…

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    Even though people said the Titanic was unsinkable, it still sunk. The Titanic had about 2,208 people on board and 1,503 people died. When the Titanic was sinking 28 people got on a lifeboat and 63 could have fit on. The next morning 300 and more dead bodies were pulled out of the sea the next morning after the titanic sunk. Some people say the captain was turning and accidentally swiped against an iceberg and got hit and some other people say the captain got drunk and wasn't paying attention…

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    Do you know any books banned in your district? The book “The Call of The Wild” should be banned because, it teaches us about history, it can be embarrassing to your district, finally the people (the book is most commonly read in middle school) are mature enough to read the book. First, History. The book teaches you about the gold rush in alaska. “A hundred,” was the reply “wouldn’t take a soul less, so help me.” This shows how hard the times were then, trying to bargain for the dog. It…

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    Fahrenheit 451, no one is allowed to have books. Firefighters are there to burn and remove all books from the possession of the owners. One might ask when the method of burning books actually started and if you do just a slight bit of research you will find out that people have been burning books almost since the beginning of time. Banning of books has also been a practice that has lasted for many years. The symbolism of burning and banning books represents that the people want access to…

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    approaches to learning I only saw myself writing a book. We have always been reading the books of Charles Dickens, Jane Austen, Alan Moore and of many more but when I started reading books of Alan Moore I was all into science and always wanted to write a book of my own on a scientific topic. Thus I made DREAMS, the topic for my Personal Project. To make people aware about their dreams, goals and what dreams mean according to psychology via book. Many people kill their dreams just because of…

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    Chocolate Me Book Report

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    The children’s book “Chocolate Me!” by Taye Diggs, justly represents the culture of African American or dark skinned people being teased and taunted because of the color of their skin and the texture of their hair. Based on my research, color has played a significant role in our lives dating back to the time of slavery. African American people are known to be at the bottom of the totem pole. For centuries, several shades of black were not considered beautiful, but rather dirty and filthy. In…

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    and are actually inside the book. As while the Trevor Nunn version makes it feel as though you are in the 1920’s. With men wearing fedora hats and suits, while women wore short skirts and dresses which add to people…

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