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" The American Library Association released its list of the books people complained about the most in 2013, and Fifty Shades of Grey is surprisingly not the book that got library-goers the most hot and bothered (via The Hollywood Reporter). What could be more scandalous than Fifty Shades, you ask? Children&amp;#039;s book The Adventures of Captain Underpants, by Dav Pilkey. Apparently, words such as &amp;quot;pee-pee,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;poopy,&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;wedgie&amp;quot; are far more troublesome to many readers than lines like, &amp;quot;I want to fuck your mouth, Anastasia.&amp;quot;  Fifty Shades actually didn&amp;#039;t even crack the top three, coming in fourth behind Toni Morrison&amp;#039;s The Bluest Eye and Sherman Alexie&amp;#039;s The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian. The Hunger Games made the list at number five, though not because of the parts where children brutally murder other children on live television for a nation&amp;#039;s enjoyment. Nope, people didn&amp;#039;t like that one because of its &amp;quot;religious viewpoint.&amp;quot; America, land of the free, and home of at least a few people who still write angry letters to librarians.  RELATED: The Fifty Shades Movie Is &amp;quot;More Focused on Romance Than Raunch&amp;quot;  What Sex Scenes Can You Expect to See in an R-Rated Fifty Shades of Grey? Jamie Dornan&amp;#039;s Friends Said His Fifty Shades Role Is &amp;quot;Disgusting&amp;quot; Follow Eliza on Twitter.  Photo credit: Universal "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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