Banned Books Week 2024 is coming, and here’s what readers should know
That’s especially true during Banned Books Week, which kicks off on Sept. 22. The yearly event not only celebrates the free access of ideas, but it also highlights the increasing efforts to ban books – especially targeting titles featuring characters or written by authors who are LGBTQ+ and BIPOC.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit affirmed the district court’s ruling that nonprofit digital library Internet ...
Snuggle up with a cup of coffee and one of these can't-miss books and settle in for a great fall with these intriguing reads.
For the third time in a row, the Friends of the Plymouth Library broke its used book sale fundraising record, bringing in a ...
The Mises Institute champions sound economics, individual freedom, and peace. It does so through the promotion, distribution, ...
Wright Thompson’s "The Barn" is the story of the place where Emmett Till was tortured to death in the summer of 1955.
Adams Free Library is hosting award-winning cartoonist and author, Rick Stromoski, as he presents "Let's Draw Impossible ...
CHICAGO – The American Library Association has released preliminary data documenting attempts to censor books and materials ...
Sunday marks the start of Banned Books Week, which highlights the value of free and open access to information. Taft College is already in the spirit of things with its current art exhibit, "Burned ...
Their first major release, a book about Russia’s mercenary Wagner Group, has reached more than 30,000 readers in just a few ...
The AAUW branch collects donated books and sorts them for the sale. Look for the teal-color barrels which will be at the ...
Brattle Book Shop, a family-owned bookshop located just a block and a half from Boston Common famous for its collection of ...
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