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The Terrorist Banned Book

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The Terrorist is a banned book by. Caroline B. Cooney. It’s not banned for a lot of reasons. For violence, Acts of terrorism. And also because of religion purposes. And also not appropriate for some kids. And I believe that it offended our County. In ways because of the events that happened on 9/11

It is banned for violence. The terrorist had some violence in the book. Like Killing, Also had lots of acts of terrorism. The terrorist has tons of violence in this book. It has packaged bombs, and people getting killed. And Fighting and more stuff along those lines.

I also think it offended our country. Because the events that happened on 9/11. Because of the terrorist attacks in the book leads to the terrorist attacks on

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