Twenty Most Banned Books of All Time including Huckleberry Finn, Catcher in the Rye, Forever, Harry Potter and More

Censorship has been an issue of fiery debate for centuries. Authority over content, appropriateness, availability and more are all large factors in on-going literary controversies the world over. While freedom of the press and freedom of speech are celebrated, censorship and book banning are still issues today. This book introduces the American Library Association's twenty most commonly banned books, discussing their content and their respective controversies.

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