Teen intimacy. i am pretty sure the average tenth grade student here is more than that between classes. moreover, the book is written in marketed for a 14 and up audience. it is age appropriate. this is a pattern that we see again and again. a pair of lamps profanity or sex, but the reality is more like this. they want to see the world changing. and the very existence of books like your martin prove that the world is already a different place. sometimes these parents or school boards call for a different book. something historic, something the motive red when they were in high school to explore these complex issues. but while there is certainly space for tom sawyer or to kill a mockingbird, which was a previous velshi banned book club book, these books do not reflect modern america. particularly for black youth and the white students to within the interact. do your martin actually does. the book is fundamentally realistic. and honestly portrays a black high school students experience