(Jackson). Jack Brock was the pastor who coordinated this event along with the members of his congregation. His reason for doing so was because the “Potter books are capturing the minds of young kids who have a hard time dividing between fantasy and reality” (Jackson). But do not all children need to have fantasy books. Books are being burned just so that the information inside them could not go out in to the minds of young readers. If a child is not doing much reading it is because it has a problem doing so. Maybe it has not found a book that is interesting and will keep them interested. Books that are written for children often have magic in them so that their attention could be dragged. If fantasy books are burned children will not develop their imagination. They will not read books because they are not interesting. The chance to enjoy a good book is taken out off their hands. This is why the burning of books reveals Atwood’s claim.

Everything that has been written has been done so for a reason. So that it could be read. It is form of self expression from one person to another. “Writing, no matter what is the subject, is an act of faith; the primary faith being that someone out there will read the results” (Atwood 19). Absurd laws give people the power to go and suppress other

e this is what is scaring most of the readers who go off and ban books from school libraries. “You aren’t the same person after you’ve read a particular book as you were before” (Atwood 17). Parents are afraid that books may change the way their children act after they have read books with explicit material. They are petrified because they think that their children will go off and do the same things as a character in a book. The book “Knocked Out by My Nunga-Nungas,” was on the edge of being ban off a Middle School in Oregon after Linda Rutherford, parent of an eight grade student, claimed that “the references to the female anatomy do not foster the kind of respect we would want our children to have” (Milam), it describes various leve

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