Educators: Looking for Discussion Guides? We Got ’em!

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A
ll you educators out there, check out our discussion guides!
To make your life easier, we put them in one convenient spot.

Book Title	Author	Our Reading Of This Work
All American Boys	Jason Reynolds and Brendan Kiely	All American Boys: A Journey From Passive To Active Voice
Always the Almost	Edward Underhill	Power of Books Author Series: Edward Underhill
Fahrenheit 451	Ray Bradbury	Fahrenheit 451: Insights Into Today's Epidemic of Book Banning
Leaves of Grass	Walt Whitman	Leaves of Grass: A Celebration Of American Democracy
Of Mice and Men	John Steinbeck	Of Mice and Men: A Regular Greek Tragedy
Parable of the Sower	Octavia Butler	Parable Of The Sower: Octavia Butler Tried To Tell Us
Slaughterhouse Five	Kurt Vonnegut	Slaughterhouse-Five: Jumbled, Jangled... and Burned.
Stop Bullying: A Discussion Guide.	This Book is Banned	Stop Bullying: Books Are A Powerful Tool
The Autobiography of Malcolm X	As told to Alex Haley	The Autobiography Of Malcolm X.: A Testimony Of Social Value
The Bluest Eye	Toni Morrison	The Bluest Eye: Driven To Madness By Dick and Jane
The Catcher In The Rye	J. D. Salinger	The Catcher in the Rye: A Twentieth-Century Jeremiad
The Color Purple	Alice Walker	The Color Purple: Defining Text of Womanism
The Crucible	Arthur Miller	The Crucible: A Serving Of Literary Layer Cake
The Giver	Lois Lowry	The Giver: A World Without Humanities
The Handmaid's Tale	Margaret Atwood	The Handmaid's Tale: Our Big Mistake Was Teaching Them To Read
The House on Mango Street	Sandra Cisneros	The House on Mango Street: A Bridge of Unity
The Lottery	Shirley Jackson	The Lottery: Who's the Lucky Scapegoat?
The Picture of Dorian Gray	Oscar Wilde	The Picture of Dorian Gray: The Story Of A Closeted Psyche
The Scarlet Letter	Nathaniel Hawthorne	The Scarlet Letter: A -- for Adultery, Antinomian, or America Itself?
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz	L. Frank Baum	The Wonderful Wizard of Oz: They Even Banned Dorothy?!

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