I read this book as required reading in an AP Literature course, back when I was in high school (in ATL, if anyone is curious). I remember being absolutely blow

I read this book as required reading in an AP Literature course, back when I was in high school (in ATL, if anyone is curious). I remember being absolutely blown away by the it - I forgot everything else we read in that course, but this one stuck with me. The last scene, where the narrator's dad confuses him for his other son, who died, is a punch to the gut. Real shame to see this book censored, students are missing out.