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1ThomasAdams
120 banned books : censorship histories and world literature by Nicholas J. Karolides
It goes in to why some book where banned and where, around the world.
It goes in to why some book where banned and where, around the world.
2SimPenguin
Thank you for the rec - It looks *very* interesting! Rushing off to find a copy...
3AngelaB86
The threads on banning got me thinking about a book I read in middle school, the Last Safe Place on Earth. It's about a family in the midwest (I think) dealing with censorship. I remember enjoying it, and I'm going to look for it once I finish this semester next week.
Does anyone else have a book rec. that follows this theme?
Does anyone else have a book rec. that follows this theme?
4waterlily
Can we include fiction about censorship? "V for Vendetta" is a good graphic novel and an even better movie. If I may quote:
Evie: "Where'd you get all this stuff?"
V: "Oh, here and there, mostly from the vaults of the Ministry of Objectionable Materials."
Evie: "You mean you stole them?"
V: "Oh, heavens no! Stealing implies ownership. You can't steal from the censor, I merely reclaimed them."
Evie: "Where'd you get all this stuff?"
V: "Oh, here and there, mostly from the vaults of the Ministry of Objectionable Materials."
Evie: "You mean you stole them?"
V: "Oh, heavens no! Stealing implies ownership. You can't steal from the censor, I merely reclaimed them."
5AngelaB86
Water, I should have mentioned the Last Safe Place on Earth is fiction, YA in fact. I was falling asleep while I typed and had to go back to edit the grammar, lol.
Love that quote, by the way!
Love that quote, by the way!