... he reaches the escape camp he meets new people that have the same views as Clarisse. These people would read books until they memorized them. After the memorizing process they would set the books in the campfire, by doing this they are keeping them safe from the fire of the firemen. This book ... can be interpreted in many ways. One way is that the reader learns that the government is not correct one hundred percent of the time. People must voice their opinion ... of the book it had a society full of censorship and a boy, the main character, overcoming the censorship of the society. I ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... themes in the book. All the reasons stated above are examples of criticisms of this book. To Kill A Mockingbird is # 41 on the banned books list. Decisions of censorship are often based on public opinions even if majority of the public don't actually support this decision. Likewise, the banning of ... behind the novel and do not deserve to be banned. The main idea behind the novel has to do with an understanding of prejudice. There must be something good in it in order for it to win the Pulitzer Prize, 1961, Alabama Library Association Award, 1961, Brotherhood award of National ... ei...

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