Banned books week library display

These are ACTUAL complaints that have been filed against these books in an effort to have them banned. All of the reasons listed above are from the Banned Books Resource Guide by Robert P. Doyle…

Banned Books Week brings human stories to the forefront -- reminding us that the most important works are typically the most controversial.

Banned Books Week is coming September 27th-October 3rd! What to do . . . What to do . . . What to do . . . NCTE’s Virtual Read-Out – An option for independent reading assessment or a bo…

Banned Books display

Due to popular demand, we made some more “Wanted” posters to showcase books that have been challenged or banned. Download and print these posters for your library and help us fight for our right to read!

Banned Books Week 2023 High School Library Display featuring Top 11 Banned Books of 2022-23, with accompanying bookmarks, book cart and QR codes to scan to find out why these books were banned.

Stacks and shelves line the library to showcase a variety of books students might want to read. But this week, libraries nationwide are focusing their displays on another type of book entirely: titles challenged or considered controversial. As part of Banned Books Week, Sept. 25-Oct. 1, the WHS library is taking part by advertising multiple...

Banned Books Week display 2017.

Ten most stupid reasons to ban a book, #s 1-5 Ten most stupid reasons to ban a book, #s 6-10 Another little display I did for the upcoming (September 24-October 1) Banned Books Week is something I got from ALA's website, which has lots of great info and ideas. Here's the list they provide: Ten most farfetched (silliest, irrational, illogical) reasons to ban a book. “Encourages children to break dishes so they won’t have to dry them.” ( A Light in the Attic, by Shel Silverstien) “It caused a…

2012 Banned Books Week Display @ Ridgway Memorial Library