10 Books Every Child Should Read That Have Been Labeled 'Challenged'
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A book that has been labeled 'challenged' is one that has been commonly restricted from Schools and Libraries. In recent years, the topic has been controversial for both students and parents, with some arguing that certain books being banned from districts and public libraries shouldn't have been denounced in the first place. Here is a list of 10 books that many students and young readers grew up with, that are no longer being offered as educational material. *Please note: The books are not in any specific order, and while all on this list, some are suitable for young children, and some for young adults. 1. And Tango Makes Three by Peter Parnell and Justin Richardson This book was put on the American Library Association's list of top 100 challenged books for their 2000-2009 rankings, an was placed at #4. It received such a high rank because of it's content regarding homosexuality. The book is a children's story about two male penguins who are