Read about two books that have been banned from some schools and libraries. Check agree if you agree with the ban and disagree if you don't agree with the ban Then explain your opinion. 1. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark by Alvin Schwartz is a collection of short stories for children ages nine through twelve. The stories are filled with horror and scary images that are meant to make the reader jump with fear. The collection includes traditional horror tales, contemporary folklore, and scary stories with surprise Beautifully illustrated with Stephen spine-chilling pictures, this series is often considered a page-turner that you won't be able to put down. But this series has been listed as one of the most challenged. Many people don't approve of its violence, and parents worry that the stories and frightening illustrations will terrify their children and cause nightmares. square square 2. Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson is a story of two fifth -graders, a boy named Jess and a girl named Leslie. Jess is shy, and he often gets angry or sad Leslie is a talented and outgoing girl who makes friends easily. Once they become friends, the two are inseparable. Jess shows Leslie his love of art, and Leslie shares with Jess her love of fantasy stories. They create an imaginary kingdom , called Terabithia, in the woods where they spend every day after school. Terabithia is filled with imaginary creatures, and while there Jess and Leslie pretend to fight fears they face in real life.Although many critics consider this book one of the best novels for young readers it has often been banned because of the disrespect the children show to adults , their impolite behavior, some offensive language, the confusion of combining fantasy with reality, and the death of a child. agree square disagree square

Question

Read about two books that have been banned from some schools and libraries. Check agree if you agree with the ban and disagree if you don't agree with the ban Then explain your opinion. 1. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark by Alvin Schwartz is a collection of short stories for children ages nine through twelve. The stories are filled with horror and scary images that are meant to make the reader jump with fear. The collection includes traditional horror tales, contemporary folklore, and scary stories with surprise Beautifully illustrated with Stephen spine-chilling pictures, this series is often considered a page-turner that you won't be able to put down. But this series has been listed as one of the most challenged. Many people don't approve of its violence, and parents worry that the stories and frightening illustrations will terrify their children and cause nightmares. square square 2. Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson is a story of two fifth -graders, a boy named Jess and a girl named Leslie. Jess is shy, and he often gets angry or sad Leslie is a talented and outgoing girl who makes friends easily. Once they become friends, the two are inseparable. Jess shows Leslie his love of art, and Leslie shares with Jess her love of fantasy stories. They create an imaginary kingdom , called Terabithia, in the woods where they spend every day after school. Terabithia is filled with imaginary creatures, and while there Jess and Leslie pretend to fight fears they face in real life.Although many critics consider this book one of the best novels for young readers it has often been banned because of the disrespect the children show to adults , their impolite behavior, some offensive language, the confusion of combining fantasy with reality, and the death of a child. agree square disagree square

Answer 1

Entendo que você está pedindo minha opinião sobre dois livros que foram banidos em algumas escolas e bibliotecas. Vou fornecer minha opinião sobre cada um deles e explicar minhas razões.1. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark por Alvin Schwartz:Eu discordo da proibição deste livro. Embora as histórias sejam assustadoras e contenham imagens aterrorizantes, acredito que a literatura de terror para crianças pode ser uma forma de explorar e superar medos de forma saudável. Além disso, as ilustrações de Stephen Gammell adicionam uma dimensão visual que pode ser cativante para os leitores. As preocupações dos pais sobre os efeitos psicológicos das histórias podem ser válidas, mas acredito que a leitura de terror pode ser uma oportunidade para as crianças enfrentarem seus medos de maneira segura e controlada. Portanto, discordo da proibição deste livro.2. Bridge to Terabithia por Katherine Paterson:Eu concordo da proibição deste livro. Embora seja considerado uma das melhores novelas para jovens leitores, ele aborda temas complexos, como a morte de um jovem, o que pode ser muito perturbador para crianças. Além disso, a linguagem ofensiva e o comportamento impolito dos personagens podem não ser adequados para o público infantil. A confusão entre a fantasia e a realidade também pode ser um tema difícil para crianças compreenderem. Portanto, concordo com a proibição deste livro.Espero que minha opinião seja útil para você.

Question

Solution

Resposta