Books that keep getting challenged or banned

From political dissent to social taboos, these books continue to face bans for challenging power, tradition, and comfort zones. (Source: Photo by amazon.in )

1984- George Orwell: Frequently challenged worldwide for its critique of authoritarianism, surveillance, and state control, often deemed “dangerous” in politically sensitive climates. (Source: Photo by amazon.in )

Lajja- Taslima Nasrin: Though Bangladeshi-Indian in context, Lajja has faced bans and restrictions in India for its political and religious critique, leading to widespread controversy. (Source: Photo by amazon.in )

The Bluest Eye- Toni Morrison: Regularly banned or challenged for its raw portrayal of abuse, racism, and trauma, despite being regarded as a modern literary classic. (Source: Photo by amazon.in )

The Catcher in the Rye- J.D. Salinger: Frequently banned for profanity, rebellion, and themes of teenage angst, this coming of age novel has faced censorship for decades. (Source: Photo by amazon.in )

The Satanic Verses- Salman Rushdie: One of the most controversial novels ever written, it has been banned in multiple countries for alleged religious offence and continues to face restrictions. (Source: Photo by amazon.in )

To Kill a Mockingbird- Harper Lee: Despite being a staple in classrooms, the book is often challenged for its language and its honest portrayal of racism in America. (Source: Photo by amazon.in )