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I find it highly amusing that we worry about what teens can handle reading at school. These parents have never been on...
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manuhbananafish reblogged this from latimes and added:
THIS BOOK WAS AMAZING. gtfo glendale
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fuckyeah-nerdery reblogged this from vampishly and added:
Oh, if some people had their way, you wouldn’t be able to get “objectionable” books anywhere, regardless of your age.
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This is sooooooo stupid, it’s not as if they can’t easily borrow this book from the library or read it on the internet...
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clairevo reblogged this from latimes and added:
So fantastic. One of my favorites. Kids should learn the consequences of having a home (possible break-ins, bloody...
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exercisesinnarcissism reblogged this from latimes and added:
I almost love the juxtaposition. Almost.
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sardonic-siren reblogged this from fuckyeah-nerdery and added:
*le sigh In Cold Blood is an absolutly astounding book. These are teenagers who are quickly becoming adults. These are...
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Not to mention, The Crucible is complete shit. I’m usually all about the classics, but holy fuck, did I make an...
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sgray reblogged this from latimes and added:
Well that is ridiculous, and on the week where we celebrate banned books!
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straymessages reblogged this from latimes and added:
Uh why is it more okay to teach The Crucible? Not that I’m hatin’, just sayin’.
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ARE YOU KIDDING ME
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Aren’t there worse things in the news daily than in this book? And why are people trying to coddle high schoolers? Why...
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View Larger The landmark 1966 literary nonfiction book “In Cold Blood” by Truman Capote may not make it onto a high school honors reading list in Glendale after obections were raised by a committee made up of school principals.
Meh. Seems either totally appropriate or totally inappropriate for Banned Books Week.
Photo: (left) An advanced placement language class taught by Glendale High School teacher Holly Ciotti discusses Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible.” Credit: Raul Roa / Times Community News. (right) Truman Capote’s “In Cold Blood.”
I almost love the juxtaposition. Almost.
