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Animal Farm Banned
"Gage Stevens
692 Marshall Dr. Wheatfield IN, 46392
G0Stevens@kvschools.net

9/28/30

219-309-5203
208 W Susan St, Rensselaer IN, 47978

The book I chose for this essay is a little novel known as Animal Farm. I chose this book because it’s summary really caught my eye. I also had heard a lot about this book beforehand form teachers and peers. I believe this book was wrongfully banned and should be back on the shelfs!
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