Which Banned Book Are You?

The banned book you are most like is "The Catcher in the Rye." This story of isolation and cynicism in New York City matches your current state of feeling a bit lost and at odds with the world. Much like the main character, you often feel as if other people are phony or inauthentic.

The banned book you are most like is "Looking for Alaska." This controversial coming of age tale deals with some serious themes of lost love and lost self. You've felt a bit lost at times yourself. You know all to well the feelings that can accompany loneliness.

The banned book you are most like is "The Perks of Being a Wallflower." For so many of us, high school isn't idyllic, in fact it can be a daunting and trying time. Like the main character of this book, you struggled through your adolescence, only to grow and feel yourself becoming who you are meant to be as an adult.

The banned book you are most like is Harry Potter! Sure you don't have magical powers and we doubt you're sending messages via owl, but you do demonstrate the resiliency and ethical standards of Harry. You and this main character have quite a bit in common!

The banned novel you are most like is "The Kite Runner." This novel is truly a story of strength and redemption. You've always felt as if your own personal story followed a similar path. It's no wonder that your won personal themes seemed to coincide with this novel so well.