Argumentative Essay Of Banning Fictional Books

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“Language arts teacher banned for writing fictional books” written by RT America. This would be quite a headline to see today, especially since that almost all early education is based on fictional stories that have vocabulary and morals and teaches young children from right and wrong. There is nothing wrong with fictional stories because it teaches us lessons that we might not be able to understand or get out of educational books. Therefore this teacher did absolutely nothing wrong writing fictional books in his free time, so why are you banning him and his books? Why should fictional books be banned anyways? There another way to understand how the world might be, used to be, or is at the moment. Fictional books should not be banned because …show more content…
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