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Captain Underpants Crowned The American Library Association’s “Most Challenged Book” of 2013From A.V. Club:The American Library Association has released its annual list of the “most challenged” books in schools and public libraries.For the second time since 2012, the list was topped by Dav Pilkey’s children’s book series The Adventures Of Captain Underpants, the story of two fourth-graders who use their imaginations to create a comic-book about a superhero, whose disregard for pants is as flagrant as the book’s use of language like “pee-pee, poopy, and wedgie.”Some parents have reportedly deemed the book as unsuitable for its intended age group of ages 7 to 10, fearing they are far too young for a frank, mature discussion of pee-pee and poopy. Click here for the “Top 10 Challenged Books of 2013.” -- source link

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