This year’s Banned Books Week theme is “Censorship is a Dead End. Find Your Freedom to Read.”
Censorship limits exploration and creates barriers to access information. The path toward the freedom to read starts at the library.
To kick-off Banned Books Week, the American Library Association revealed the Top 100 Most Banned and Challenged Books of the Past Decade.
How many have you read? What's on your TBR list?
Location: 4th Floor
Call #: PR9199.3.A8 H3 1986
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Call #: PS3563.O8749 S65 1977
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Call #: PN6747.S245 P4713 2007
Location: 4th Floor
Call #: PS3537.A5 C3 1951
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Call #: PS3565.B75 T48 1998b
Location: 4th Children & Young Adult Collection
Call #: PS3551.L35774 A27 2009
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Call #: RC265.6.L24 S55 2010
Location: 4th Floor Children & Young Adult Collection
Call #: PS3562.O923 G58 1993
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Call #: PS3608.O832 K58 2013
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Call #: PS3573.A425 C6 1982
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Call #: PR6058.A26 C87 2004
Location: 4th Floor
Call #: PS3503.R167 F3 1967
Location: 4th Floor, Children & Young Adult Collection
Call #: PS3607.R432928 A28 2012
Location: 4th Floor Children & Young Adult Collection
Call #: PS3558.I548 O98 1967
Location: 4th Floor
Call #: PS3557.U846 S65 1994
Location: 4th Floor
Call #: PS3603.O4558 H86 2008
Take a break and and click on the links below to access a maze and a few Banned Books themed coloring pages!
Words Have Power Coloring Page
Speak Out for Banned Books Coloring Page
Bad Kitty Reads Banned Books Coloring Page
