Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret by Judy Blume
Meet Margaret. She's a godless child about to embark on the mystery of puberty and boys and other sinful stuff that's really boring in retrospect.
OR
Margaret only wants three things: drugs, sex, and rock and roll. Kidding. She wants religion, boobs, and her period. What a long, strange trip.
Banned
1980 - Arizona - removed from Gilbert elementary and jr high required parental consent
1982
Alabama - Challenged in the Tuscaloosa School System
Wisconsin - Challenged in Fon du Lac school systems because the book is "sexually offensive and amoral"
1983
Minnesota - Restricted in Zimmerman to students with parental permission. After the Minnesota Civil Liberties Union sued the Elk River, Minnesota school board (1983), the Board reversed its decision.
Ohio - Challenged at the Xenia school libraries; "is built around just two themes: sex and anti-Christian behavior"
1985 - Montana - Challenged as profane, immoral, and offensive but retained in Bozeman school libraries
Sources
Doyle, Robert P. Banned Books: Challenging Our Freedom to Read. 2014
"Dances and Dames"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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