A necessary and much needed post on an important topic.
BANNED BOOKS WEEK 2015: September 27-October 3
Top Two Banned Books
The ALA Office for Intellectual Freedom receives reports from libraries, schools, and the media on attempts to ban books and compiles this information into lists in order to inform the public about censorship in libraries and schools.
The ALA condemns censorship and works to ensure free access to information. For more information on ALA’s efforts to condemn censorship, please explore Banned Books Week: Celebrating Your Freedom to Read.
List of 100 most frequently challenged books 1990-99
List of 100 most frequently challenged books 2000-09
Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015
Uncensored: A Conversation with Banned Authors
Tenley-Friendship Library 4 p.m.
Join Phyllis Reynolds Naylor and Deborah Hautzig, two award-winning authors of banned YA books, for a conversation about censorship and intellectual freedom in recognition of Banned Book Week 2015.
Phyllis Reynolds Naylor is a Newbery Award winner, whose 28-book Alice…
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