Banned book highlight: "Tuck Everlasting" by Natalie Babbitt. 🌿
Often challenged for themes of death, this classic reflects a core truth of doula care: mortality gives life meaning, and death is a natural cycle—not something to fear or censor.

Banned book highlight: "Tuck Everlasting" by Natalie Babbitt. 🌿
Often challenged for themes of death, this classic reflects a core truth of doula care: mortality gives life meaning, and death is a natural cycle—not something to fear or censor.
It's #BannedBooksWeek! School boards often decide which books stay on the shelf, but aren't on every ballot this November. Some are elected in other months, and some are appointed. Check LDF.vote, and if a school board seat is up, use your vote so diverse voices aren't silenced.
Books are for everyone. At least, they should be!
#BannedBooksWeek
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Image: Hyesu Lee & ALA
Follow Eartha's lead—read a banned book. #BannedBooksWeek
From the Catholic Church’s “Index of Forbidden Books” to Cold War-era underground publishing networks, people have always found a way to share forbidden ideas and stories: gty.art/4zoAkBq
A seasonal display in the window is easy. Selling a contested book is a commitment, and that's what our LGBTQ+ elders deserve.💕
That's why this book is from our Banned & Beloved list (affiliate link): bookshop.org/a/128244/978...
#BannedBooksWeek #BannedBooks #EveAdams #IndieBookshop #HaveASpine
The most banned book in the 2025-2026 school year, according to the PEN America Index of School Book Bans, is Patricia McCormick’s Sold, a novel about child trafficking. See more of the most-banned books in American schools at: https://pen.org/banned-books-list-2026/
My picks (so far) for #BannedBooksWeek. 1.To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. A book exploring themes of racism and moral courage that also explores a young girl’s childhood in the American south in the 1930s.
For #bannedbooksweek #feedingtheelephant spotlights projects preserving datasets that researchers rely on--and they offer ways you can help: networks.h-net.org/group/discus...
For #BannedBooksWeek Beekman Library Director Jennifer Rosenstein shares one of her favorite frequently challenged books.
Celebrate #BannedBooksWeek with cool art! Stop by the library to pick up this AMAZING free sticker designed by local artist Ayley S., and show your support for the freedom to read! Stickers available while supplies last.
Becky and Carolyn do great work in one of the least hospitable states to fight against book bans within, so if you want to donate somewhere meaningful and grassroots this #BannedBooksWeek TX FReadom Fighters are a great choice!
When books are banned, students are harmed. Students are paying attention and speaking out!
Youth Honorary Chairs Marshall Romero and Azeemah Sadiq will join other youth advocates to talk about fighting book bans. 10/8, 7pmET. Join us! bit.ly/whose-story
Fight back! Buy a banned book. Read. Pass it on.
#Bookfellas
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#BannedBooksWeek
#FreedomWillWin
#героямслава
#OneTeamOneFight
Доброго ранку, друзі!
In 2026, book bans in the U.S. affected the works of 2,308 authors, 243 illustrators, and 38 translators.
Fight back! Buy a banned book. Read. Pass it on.
#Bookfellas
sidheworld.com/bookfellas/
#BannedBooksWeek
#СлаваУкраїні
#StandWithUkraine
#OneTeamOneFight
Who should decide what belongs on library shelves? Spoiler: The experts. During Banned Books Week, we're celebrating the freedom to read whatever we choose and sending love to librarians. Tag your local library legend. #BannedBooksWeek #FreedomToRead
Another fun but challenged picture book to celebrate #bannedbooksweek!
I'm excited to go home to Detroit this weekend.
Going to see family, eat some good food, just be "Freddie," and participate in the Banned Together Book Fest on Saturday, 10/10/26 in downtown Ferndale.
#Detroit #BannedBooksWeek #Ferndale #MMRomance #Romancelandia
Continuing with celebrating #bannedbooksweek, here's a read-aloud of another challenged #picturebook: