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Banned Books and the Freedom to Read

Library Resources about Censorship and the Freedom to Read

ISBN: 9781442231672
Title: Book Banning in 21st-Century America
Author: Emily J. M. Knox
ISBN: 9780838912003
Title: Intellectual Freedom for Teens : A Practical Guide for Young Adult & School Librarians
Author: Kristin Fletcher-SpearKelly Tyler
ISBN: 9780838912928
Title: Intellectual Freedom Manual : Ninth Edition
Author: Office for Intellectual FreedomTrina MagiMartin Garnar
ISBN: 9780838913536
Title: A history of ALA policy on intellectual freedom : a supplement to The intellectual freedom manual, ninth edition / compiled by
Author: American Library Association. Office for Intellectual Freedom, compiler.
ISBN: 9780838947265
Title: Intellectual Freedom Stories From a Shifting Landscape
Author: Valerie Nye
ISBN: 9780838911303
Title: True Stories of Censorship Battles in America's Libraries
Author: Valerie NyeKathy Barco

Podcasts about Banned Books

The Banned Book Club believes that the most controversial books are often the best books. Join them as they dive into literature that has been good enough to raise the ire of governments, school-boards, and concerned parents all over the world.
On this episode of The Story Behind, podcast host Emily Prokop takes listeners on a journey dating all the way back to 2010 BC detailing the origin of banned books.
On this bonus episode of the Southlake podcast, they speak with a former librarian at Carroll Senior High School, who retired early instead of continuing to navigate the battle over books.
In this episode, Barrie Hardymon and Traci Thomas joined guest host Ayesha Rascoe to talk about banned book lists. The three talk about why it's important for kids to discover books freely, even if that means starting a hard conversation with them.