Tag: banned books week

• Banned Books Week 2013: Favorite Banned Books

  Since I shared my reasons for loving banned books week on Monday, I thought I’d share my most loved banned books today. There’s nothing that makes teens want to read books more than them being banned — luckily for them there are some real winners! 1. In Cold Blood by Truman Capote: Who doesn’t love…

  alexandrap529

  September 25, 2013

  Books

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• Banned Books Week 2013: Strange Challenges

  There’s nothing quite as exciting to a librarian as Banned Books Week. As sad as I am that books are still being challenged having a week dedicated to banned books allows us to have a dialogue. Most people don’t realize that last month someone tried to get The Handmaid’s Tale removed from schools, or that…

  alexandrap529

  September 23, 2013

  Books

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• Banned Books Week: Part 2

  Though I’m only in my first semester of my MSLS program at UNC, I’ve had the wonderful opportunity to intern at a local public library in teen services. This week I created my first book display! Check it out below: What do you think?

  alexandrap529

  October 3, 2012

  Education, Librarianship

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