Teenager censors school library  Filed under: Teens, Relatives,
Day Care & Education, That's Entertainment  I think it's great
when kids check books out of the library. It gives them a chance
to explore new genres of literature to which they might not
otherwise be exposed. Apparently, that's exactly what happened
to fifteen-year-old Lysa Harding of Brookwood, Alabama. She
checked out the novel "Sandpiper" by Ellen Wittlinger and found
it was not to her liking. Instead of returning it and selecting
a different book, however, she and her grandmother decided to
keep it.  The novel's protagonist is a teenage girl who is known
to offer oral sex but wants to find a way to change her
reputation. "While heavy on message and mature in subject
matter, the novel is notable for the bold look it takes at
relationships and at the myth that oral sex is not really sex,"
writes Susan W. Hunter a teacher in Vermont. Lysa Harding feels
it's inappropriate and has thus decided to save her fellow
students from making the same mist