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Banned Book Club Selection: Cat's Cradle

Brown Library Blogger wrote 1 day ago: Available for checkout at Brown Library (in book and e-book format) and at your local public librari … more →

Tags: Free Stuff, Library News and Information, Local News & Events, Staff Picks, American Library Association, banned book club, Banned Books, Book Club, Vonnegut

Make a Date with a Banned Book...

Brown Library Blogger wrote 1 month ago: Stand up for your right to read! The new Banned Book Club’s first selection is The God of Smal … more →

Tags: Literary News, Library News and Information, Local News & Events, Banned Books, Banned Books Week, Arundhati Roy, The God Of Small Things, Man Booker Prize, Book Club

General Fiction: Bridge to Terabithia, by Katherine Paterson

madelinewrites wrote 2 months ago: Banned Books Week review of: BRIDGE TO TERABITHIA by Katherine Patterson Author’s Website: htt … more →

Tags: banned book week, General Fiction, October 2009, Book Review, Banned Books Week, Young Adult books, young adult literature, Banned Book, newbery award

13 Banned or Challenged Books I've Read18 comments

celticlibrarian wrote 2 months ago: Thursday Thirteen #86 It’s Banned Books Week again! Ah, the lure of the Forbidden. As a general rule … more →

Tags: Books, Meme, Banned Books, Banned Books Week, thursday 13, Thursday Thirteen

Manifesto: It's Banned Books Week. Fight With Us.

schulerbooks wrote 2 months ago: Bestselling and highly controversial young adult author Ellen Hopkins visited Schuler of Okemos yest … more →

Tags: schuler books, Banned Books Week, censorship, Simon and Schuster, Ellen Hopkins, tricks, Crank, glass, Impulse

Wrapping up: The Catcher in the Rye1 comment

albanypubliclibrary wrote 2 months ago: Thanks for reading The Catcher in the Rye with me this month — it’s interesting for me t … more →

Tags: Fiction, Classic Fiction, Books, Book Discussion, j d salinger, The Catcher in the Rye, Banned Books, Banned Books Week

Banned Books Week is Here!

Brown Library Blogger wrote 2 months ago: Did you know that September 28th-October 3rd, 2009, is the American Library Association’s Bann … more →

Tags: celebrations, Literary News, Library News and Information, Local News & Events, Free Stuff, Banned Books, American Library Association, Banned Books Week, maya angelou

Sci-fi/Fantasy: The Giver, by Lois Lowry

madelinewrites wrote 2 months ago: Banned Books Week review of: THE GIVER by Lois Lowry Author’s Website: http://www.loislowry.co … more →

Tags: banned book week, sci-fi/fantasy, September 2009, Banned Books Week, the giver, giver, Lois Lowry, Banned Book, newbery award

Banned Books Week Q&A: Maureen Johnson!

Emily wrote 2 months ago: Acclaimed author Maureen Johnson is one of BookPeople’s top-sellers.  Suite Scarlett, the late … more →

Tags: Author Interviews, Banned Books, Teen Books, 13 Little Blue Envelopes, Banned Books Week, bermudez triangle, book challenges, bookkids, BookPeople

Banned Books Week 2009, Or...Dang Right, I Read It.2 comments

gypsyjonga wrote 2 months ago: Banned Books Week 2009 started on September 26 and runs through October 3. Whoo-hooo! One of my favo … more →

Tags: Arts, Life.... is bigger, banned book week, censorship, Freedom of Speech

Banned Book Week: September 26 - October 34 comments

madelinewrites wrote 2 months ago: Banned Books Week has always been something of an important event for me, on an unofficial level. Wa … more →

Tags: banned book week, BLOG INFO, musings, September 2009, Banned Books Week, Banned Books, censorship, American Library Association, ALA

Banned Book Week1 comment

jody sparks wrote 2 months ago: I decided I better learn the difference between a banned book and a challenged book if I want to be … more →

Tags: writing, Books, Reading, Banned Books, Children's Books

Banned Books Week1 comment

buckingthewave wrote 2 months ago: Banned Books Week 2009 Now before you accuse me of going all “librarian” on you, keep in … more →

Tags: One-Off, posted by mayhem, ALA, And Tango makes three, banned book week, Banned Books, bless-me, THe perks of being a wallflower, Ultima

Do you read banned books?6 comments

zackids wrote 2 months ago: This week is Banned Books Week in America, but we thought we would celebrate too.  Banned Books Week … more →

Tags: Books, Children, Authors, Writers, Banned Books, Banned Books Week, censorship, Zac

Banned Books Week Has Begun!

Tom Rink wrote 2 months ago: Yesterday marked the beginning of this year’s “Banned Books Week.” Banned Books Week (BBW) is an ann … more →

Tags: Special Event, American Libraries Association (ALA), Banned Books Week, censorship, First Amendment, Freedom to Read, intellectual freedom

Banned Books Week Has Begun!

Tom Rink wrote 2 months ago: Yesterday marked the beginning of this year’s “Banned Books Week.” Banned Books Week (BBW) is an ann … more →

Tags: General Musings, Banned Books, Freedom to Read, First Amendment, American Library Association (ALA), intellectual freedom

get on the banned-wagon

melissa wrote 2 months ago: (ha! i kill me.) don’t forget. banned books week starts tomorrow. get on that. join the challe … more →

Tags: 2009, banned books week challenge, Banned Books, Banned Books Week, Classics

Banned Books Week Q&A: Garret Freymann-Weyr!

Emily wrote 2 months ago: Novelist Garret Freymann-Weyr is the author of many books for young readers.  Garnering piles of pra … more →

Tags: Adult Books for Teens & Kids, Author Interviews, Banned Books, Teen Books, after the moment, Banned Books Week, Bisexual, Book banning, Garret Freymann-Weyr

Some Reasons Books Have Been Banned or Challenged

celticlibrarian wrote 2 months ago: Did you know: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland was banned in China (1931) for portraying animals and … more →

Tags: Information, Books, Banned Books


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