Points of View collection

Introducing the “Points of View” book collection, a compelling series that tackles contentious issues with titles such as “Who Should See What You’re Doing Online?,” “Should Junk Food Be Banned in Schools?,” “Does Technology Make People Lazy?,” “Are School Uniforms Good for Students?,” “Should the School Day Start Later?,” “Should Cell Phones Be Allowed in Classrooms?,” “Should Boys and Girls Go to Separate Schools?,” “Are Students Given Too Much Homework?,” “Should Students Go to School All Year Round?,” “Is It Wrong to Ban Books?,” “Should We Trust the News?,” “Do Music and Art Classes Matter?,” “Does Voting Matter?,” “Do Kids Need Recess?,” “Should Girls Play Sports with Boys?,” “Should Government Pay for Health Care?,” “Should We Pay for Water?,” “Should Citizens Be Required to Vote?,” “Should We Keep Animals in Zoos?,” “Should a College Education Be Free?,” “Are Some Sports Too Dangerous for Kids?,” “Should Every Community Have a Library?,” “Should Students Have to Take Tests?,” “Why Are Some People Homeless?,” “Is It Wrong to Eat Meat?,” “Should the Voting Age Be Lowered?,” “Should School Lunches Be Free?,” “Should Animal Testing Be Banned?,” “Are Video Games Too Violent?,” and “Is It Our Job to Protect the Environment?” This collection, suitable for readers aged 7 and above, offers an array of perspectives, encouraging critical thinking and stimulating discussions on these pressing topics.