You're telling my kids they can't read this book? our hundred-year children's-literature revolution and how we'll keep fighting to support our families' right to read
"In this timely broadside against censorship, Laties weaves together stories from his fifty years as a bookseller, activist, and parent, while sharing tales from authors, librarians, publishers, journalists, and customers. Discussing events as recent as the May 2025 firing of the Librarian of Congre...
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Easton, PA :
Rebel Bookseller,
[2025]
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| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Prelude--assignment from Melba -- |t Baba goes to the library -- |t Publishers fight: give the readers what they want -- |t Educators fight: who's saying what I can't say? The KKK? -- |t Authors fight: why is Little Black Sambo banned? -- |t Librarians fight: guard tradition or guide growth? -- |t Parents fight: we'll create books for our children -- |t Interlude: cell vs. soul--on understanding persuasion -- |t Students fight: I was a banned journalist & board member -- |t Booksellers fight: convening a community book festival -- |t Conclusion: why we must win the fight for freedom to read. |
| 520 | |a "In this timely broadside against censorship, Laties weaves together stories from his fifty years as a bookseller, activist, and parent, while sharing tales from authors, librarians, publishers, journalists, and customers. Discussing events as recent as the May 2025 firing of the Librarian of Congress and the June 2025 Supreme Court LGBTQ+ storybook decision, this conversational book reveals patterns in the history of book challenges, while teaching resistance tactics. An essential read for parents, librarians, educators, and everyone committed to intellectual freedom." -- |c Amazon. | ||
| 650 | 0 | |a Censorship. | |
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| 650 | 0 | |a Prohibited books |z United States. | |
| 650 | 0 | |a Books and reading. | |
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