Here are links to those articles, as well as the ones available to you during our independent reading research periods that you can use as support in your argument essay or read to broaden your knowledge of the topic:
Age Rated Books: Right or Wrong? from BBC News
Man from Ministry Bans Potter from The Boston Globe
Darkness Too Visible from The Wall Street Journal
Has Young Adult Literature Gotten Too Dark? from Salon.com in response to Darkness Too Visible
Sherman Alexie, author of The Absolutely True Story of a Part Time Indian, responds to Darkness Too Visible
Ellen Hopkins' Banned Book Manifesto
Yes, teen fiction can be dark, but it shows teenagers they aren't alone, The Guardian's response to Darkness Too Visible
Megan Cox Gurdon's follow up to Darkness Too Visible: My "Reprehensible" Take on Teen Literature in the Wall Street Journal
Reading Improves Empathy from The Guardian
Sick Lit Books Aimed at Children by The Daily Mail
The Guardian's response to "Sick Lit" article from The Daily Mail
Perks of Being a Wallflower removed from the Chicago Tribune
Students ask school board to reconsider Perks of Being a Wallflower from The Chicago Tribune
Perks of Being a Wallflower reconsidered from the Chicago Tribune
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