
1984
George Orwell
1971 · 2002 edition
72 pages
Books about censorship are about the fight over what may be said and read. Banned books, burned libraries, silenced writers and the people who smuggle words past the guards fill histories, memoirs and novels. They are a reminder of why reading freely matters.

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