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In honor of Banned Books Week, my school is having an Edible Book Festival!
They’re having a contest for people to make an “artistic rendering” of one of the banned books, only it has to be EDIBLE. Like a cake shaped like Hogwarts or something! (only way more interesting than that)
I’M SO EXCITED HELP ME THINK OF BRILLIANT IDEAS, OKAY?
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Banned Books List in PDF Format
I found this great site dedicated to the promotion of banned books:
http://www.ila.org/issues-and-advocacy/banned-books
They offer the lists in a PDF download for your reading preference.
Devlin’s path to enlightenment (follow these 6 simple steps to become wise and free):
- Download the lists.
- Buy the books.
- Read them in public places.
- Learn from their wisdom and secrets.
- Tell your friends, family, (Oxford comma) and loved ones.
- Enjoy your newfound enlightenment.
Devlin
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And Tango Makes Three by Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell
A wonderful children’s book illustrating the true story of two male penguins at the New York Central Park Zoo that raised a chick together. I highly recommend you check the book out from your local library. Even if you don’t have any kids to read it to, it’s enjoyable and made me smile. I read it to a high school GSA and the experience was delightful. A great book to keep in mind for future offspring, and not inappropriate at all.
I love this book. I read it to my 6th grade class every year.
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Banned Book Week 2011
Support Banned Book Week September 24 - October 1 by reading banned and challenged books!
What will you be reading?
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