My favorite Sunday activities . . .

Books, Then, Are A Light That Can Dispel the Darkness Of Ignorance

Actually, Some Folks Use the Banned Books List As a Recommended Reading List

I'll Just Leave This Here.

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Remember, Banned Books Not Only Come In All Shapes and Sizes, but Formats as well.

What's the last Banned Book you listened to?

{BANNED & CHALLENGED BOOKS}

Every year At This Time I Hear That Book Banning Is A Thing Of the Past . . .

The Top 10 Books that Americans tried to ban last year {LINKYPOO}



What I get from all these book  challenges is that learning about the real life issues and events that confront children and families is dangerous, and everyone should be kept as ignorant as possible.

For their own good, of course.

Sure. That makes sense.

Banned Book Week Makes its Way Around Once Again.

American Library Association Dot Org

Do I Detect A Trend?

The Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library's parody of Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off."

Don't You Just Love Pop Music?

The Nashville Public Library team celebrates library cards in this adaptation of Meghan Trainor’s performance of “All About That Bass.”

Friday Night At the Library . . .

Presented by Pogona Creative and the Orange Public Library in association with Chapman University, 

and originally prepared for National Library Week. I found it on TheLiteracySiteDotCom.

So Very True . . .

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(There are more; check it out on BookRiot.)

What are Your Plans For The Day?

Choices Abound!

And No Rehab for Me

I Think This Happened to Me Once . . . or Twice . . . or All the Time

That's What Takeout's For!

Book Riot Always Has Such Wonderful Dimples!

 

 

Articles!

I mean articles!

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