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BOOK COVERS
Did you know that The Catcher in the Rye makes the list of the top 10 censored books? It caused quite an uproar in its time, and it still has some schools and libraries banning it from its shelves. You can check out many articles online, but here are just a few articles exploring this book's censored history (along with some other Banned Book info). Be proud of your freedom to read!!
Most Banned and Challenged Classics