Banned Books Novels & Stories

Mia asked and I had to wonder too, after an incident that caused my mom to leave the pack while pregnant with me, wolfs bane was banned from pack grounds, there was a serious punishment if you were caught with it. “We‟ll find out after they get discharged” Britney said and I frowned, it seems mom didn‟t heal them, maybe it‟s part of their punishment. “We really need to find out where they got it” I mumbled, “yeah, we can‟t have teenagers playing around with wolfs bane when it‟s banned from pack grounds” Mia said with a straight face, a face only a Luna on a mission can pull off. “Maybe we can convince our parents to let us interrogate them” Britney said with a little frown.

I told her. "That's because they are all in the academy's restricted archives." "The what now?" "The academy's restricted archives. That's where you will find a lot of books that are out of reach and also forbidden to students. But that place is a no-go area. You could see from the name, it's called restricted because students are not allowed to go there without permission. Only teachers and other important people can go."

Claire explains, "a group of publishers and media corporations has been building an elaborate system of control. It’s not just about publishing books. It’s about manipulating narratives." She spreads out some photos. Men in expensive suits, gathered in what look like corporate boardrooms. "Authors who write ‘inconvenient’ stories are systematically blacklisted," Claire continues. "Some are bought into silence. Others, destroyed." "My first book," I interject. "Morrison rejected it without even giving a proper explanation." Claire smiles, a joyless smile. "Exactly. You were one of the first. A test. To see how you’d react." My phone vibrates. Another message from James. I ignore it.

“My spectral state came as a boon and I strolled right in. My eyes widened as moonlight streamed through the perma-ice skylight and bathed everything. The first thought that entered my mind was: This must be heaven. There were shelves upon shelves of scrolls, hardbound manuscripts and woodblock prints. More importantly, the titles were nothing I had ever heard before, or I had heard of them but only in rumors. It was like finding a cornucopia of buried treasure. I leapt shelf to shelf devouring the titles printed along the thick spines: Practical Wushu, Ice-Breaker Techniques, Do or Jutsu: That is the Question, The Martial Manifesto, The Art of Deception, How to Deal with Dark Ki… “The subje

She seems so happy after the last paper and I can see her sitting on op of Olive’s locker. I smile at her then go about cleaning my desk and selecting the books that I want to carry home with me for that one week.I pick a few African literature pieces:Things fall apart by Chinua Achebe and The River Between by Ngugi Thiong’o.I have started to really love literature classes especially when we started discussing different books.I also a few other books in my backpack and make a note to carry my diary with me.I hope I don’t forget that because it feels like a part of me,a week will be too long without it.

Wilma ordered playfully, pulling out a magazine from her bag. I groaned, "Really Wilma? I've told you to stop reading those things in here, what if a customer walks in and sees that? You know it would be bad for business. It's a bookstore which intellectually stimulates, not some porno shop" I expressed. "Okay first of all, have you ever thought that maybe, just maybe, the reason why business isn't moving is because no one is interested in reading boring old books anymore? This is what people are into these days, okay? News, gossip, all that juicy information.

“Yes, sir!” “Ok, here are the rules. Each of the books here can be borrowed with points. You can read the introduction before borrowing them. You need to register with me first if you only wish to browse. If you really wish to study, you’ll have to go into the Enlightenment Room for two hours, of which you’ll need points to access that as well. Prohibition has been put on the books so don’t even think about forcing your way through them. Remember, you have a time limit of two hours. You’ll need to pay with more points if you want to extend the time.”

“. Sera's voice echoed softly in the quiet library. She carefully selected a few promising books, cradled them in her arms, and found a cozy corner with a plush chair to sit herself comfortably. Sera quickly lost track of time as she dived into the pages, devouring the stories in them. She had always loooved books, but her pack members hated to see her look relaxed or happy, so they quickly banned her from the libraries, saying that cursed Omegas weren’t allowed to read. The only books she was able read were the ones she downloaded on her spoilt malfunctioning Android, but the phone had so many problems that it was impossible to read with it. Sera shook away the bitter memory and returned to

' I didn't think that the book would be hated to the point that even the publishing company went down as well. "What was that book about anyway? Why was it hated to the point that not a single article is written about it?" I asked. Most books that are blacklisted normally contained gore and other unacceptable things that's frowned upon by society. The old guy turned his head around looking for other people and leaned in a little closer. I leaned in my ear and listened properly. "It contained the dark side of City A's high society. Child trafficking, illegal weaponry, and even drugs." My eyes went round when I heard what the old guy said.

King Ayden answered her and said to her: Yes, you can read whatever you want, there is no problem, but you should know that not all books will be available to you. sera understood that he was talking about the magic barrier on some books, which includes the one you definitely want. But she pretended not to understand and said asking: What do you mean that not all will be available to me? I didn't understand what you mean? Are there some books I'm forbidden to read Is that what you mean or what? Ayden answered her and said: I mean that some books will refuse to be opened for you to read. sera didn't really understand this time what he meant, so she asked: The book won't open, how does this th