Banned books often challenge societal norms, question authority, and push the boundaries of free expression. While governments may attempt to silence them, their messages remain powerful and relevant.

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Nearly 17 years after The Hunger Games was released, Suzanne Collins masterfully transports – no, throws us – right back to our first introduction of the series. Writing with a tenacity that mimics ...

Collins has always had something to say, but in the context of President Donald Trump’s America, one closer to the world of ...

Brittany agreed: “I used to just read contemporary or dystopian books, but now I literally read anything.” Emily (@emilymiahreads; 85,700 followers) has found that BookTok has “expanded ...

Savannah Miller, 26 years old and a “Hunger Games” reader for half of her life, has only grown in admiration for Suzanne ...