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Ever just dream and dream that you will be someone in life and that everything will be all right, well Charlie has too but reality has something else in store for him. Kids now at days say that they will be something or someone in life but they never are prepared for disappointment and when it does happen they are not prepared. Children think that an award will be given to them willingly however, if we teach them now that there will be obstacles they won't have to suffer and if they do they'll know how to get through it. Now at days there is a lot of bullying in this world and most kids now at days don’t know what it means however, if schools allowed kids to read this book they would learn a thing or two on how to respect others. So my …show more content…

People now at days dress up, act different, tr to fit in with this no existing way of form in which can never be obtained known as (perfect). In the book i'm reading Charlie is judged by everyone no matter what he does and when he does succeed everyone is surprised in which meaning everyone beforehand was having the mindset of him failing because of his appearance. So if this book was not banned all kinds of people would learn not to judge before they meet the person they are trying to know better. At the same time if kids had a young age learn not to judge others by looks than that was so on help our environment and allow everyone to be …show more content…

If we do not stand now, what can we hope for the future we will be leading fools if we do not teach them to love and respect others. We cannot agree if we do not care for what others say, we cannot proceed if we do not know how to begin. so I stand here to say unban Flowers of Algernon it is not bad it is a must read. Well why do you think everyone else is the devil but Charlie the little angel? Now you may think that I'm biased towards everyone else except for Charlie but I'm not actually I'm not even favoring the fact that Charlie is not able to learn certain things because I have learned from a wise person, you don't deserve anything in this world you earn everything in this world.. So i'm just saying no matter what in the world you won't get respect from others they cannot accept you for who you are automatically you have to engage with them and after the fact they will learn what to think of you but at least that way they will judge you for the real

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