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Look for today's Banned Book's question, just posted. Here are the clues, the author and title scrambled. You'll need to email your answer to [email protected]. Do not post answer in reply: Title: ESUOHERHTGUALS-VIFE Author: TKUR VUNEGOTN

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This 1969 novel follows a young soldier who experiences the chaos and horrors of the Vietnam War, offering an unflinching portrayal of violence, trauma, and the absurdities of combat. Frequently challenged for profanity, graphic scenes, and its bleak perspective on war.

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Answer to Thursday's Banned Books question: “Ulysses” by James Joyce. Look for today's question, soon to be posted!

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Look for today's Banned Book's question, just posted. Here are the clues, the author and title scrambled. You'll need to email your answer to [email protected]. Do not post answer in reply: Title: SEYLUSS Author: MESJA ECYOJ

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In this groundbreaking modernist novel, a young man navigates the streets of his native city while grappling with identity, memory, and everyday life. Published in 1922, one famous line from the novel is: "History, Stephen said, is a nightmare from which I am trying to awake."

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Answer to Wednesday's Banned Books question: "Lolita" by Vladimir Nabokov
Look for today's question, soon to be posted, and the answer will be provided tomorrow. Thanks for playing!

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Answers to Monday and Tuesdays Questions:
Monday: “Tricks” by Ellen Hopkins
Tuesday: “Brave New World” by Aldous Huxley
Look for today's answer tomorrow. Thanks for playing!

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Look for today's Banned Book's question, just posted. Here are the clues, the author and title scrambled. You'll need to email your answer to [email protected]. Do not post answer in reply: Title: TOLILA Author: VIMLADRI ANBKVOO

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In this1955 novel, an older man becomes dangerously obsessed with a young girl, exploring themes of desire, manipulation, and morality. It raises profound questions about power, obsession, and boundaries of love. The author was born in Russia and became a naturalized American.

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Look for today's Banned Book's question, just posted. Here are the clues, the author and title scrambled. You'll need to email your answer to [email protected]. Do not post answer in reply: Title: VBEAR EWN DLORW Author: LDAOUS HXYLEU

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Published in 1932, this dystopian classic envisions a future society engineered through genetic control, consumer conditioning, and the suppression of individuality. People are assigned social classes before birth, pleasures are engineered, and conformity is enforced.

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Look for today's Banned Book's question. Here are the clues, the author and title scrambled. You'll need to email your answer to [email protected]. Do not post answer in reply:
Title: SRCIKT
Author: NEELL KPOISNH

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This 2009 free-verse novel by an American follows five teens as they navigate love and difficult choices that lead them to prostitution. Known for frank depictions of sex, drugs, and abuse, it has faced challenges but has been praised for shedding light on exploitation.

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Happy #InternationalDayOfTheGirl! President Carter appointed more women to high level positions than his predecessors and more female judges than all his predecessors combined! What a great way to help make the world more equitable! NAID 173977 #GirlDad #CarterLibrary

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Please join us for the open reception of Ivon Perez's senior exhibit, "Tender Thoughts," in the James Earl Carter Library Gallery Tuesday, 10-15-2024, from 6-8 p.m.

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CONGRATULATIONS to the Banned Books Week Trivia Contest winners!

The winners, randomly selected from the entrants, are as follows:

Student: Klawanna Lewis

Faculty/Staff: Bonnie Gary

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Friday’s question: “Year of Wonders” by Geraldine Brooks

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Due to technical issues, the deadline has been extended to Sunday at 11:59 p.m.

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Unscramble the book title and author’s name.
Title: RYAE FO DSNWOR E
Author: EELARGDIN OORRSB

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In this controversial novel by an Australian author, two women turn to herbal remedies to care for the sick during a devastating plague. Published in 2001, the book faced bans in parts of the U.S. due to the book's candid depiction of sexual relationships