The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian (National Book Award Winner)

he had that Diary of a Part-Time Indian with all the pornography in it that he was told to go home and listen to on audio books as well, because they don't want kids to have to skip through those important sections about race, those important sections in my son's case about sex and, you know, pornographic sections.

When people object to the book and try to ban the book, they're kind of caught because there's no explicit sex or violence. And so they take out of context small things that they think they might find objectionable.

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There's an example The absolutely true diary of a part-time Indian written by an author named Sherman Alexi There there were What you could call politically left movements to ban that book from some schools because there were concerns about offensive Racially charged language

There's an example The absolutely true diary of a part-time Indian written by an author named Sherman Alexi There there were What you could call politically left movements to ban that book from some schools because there were concerns about offensive Racially charged language and you can you can read a lot about this book because it generated a lot of controversy multiple different Municipalities have tried to pull this book from the shelves.