Title: Banning Books Is Like Banning Knowledge
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Banning Books Is Like Banning Knowledge
You shouldn't prevent someone from learning and growing their mind.
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Content: One of the most ironic banned books is Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. Personally, this is the book that spurred my love of reading. It is so ironic that this book has become banned in some public schools. Fahrenheit 451 is about an alternate reality in which all books are actually banned and illegal to own. They are forced to live in a society with no books to rely on for growth of the people individually and the society as a whole. Fire fighters strictly enforce these rules and burn any books they find still in existence at any cost. However, the main character from the story eventually realizes that he no longer wants to be censored from the wonders that reading can bring. He begins reading and searching for the truth about life and who he wants to be in the pages of books. He didn’t want to be prevented from growing his mind anymore. The fact that a book about books being banned is actually banned is ridiculous.