A school library created a display of banned books along with the reasons they had been challenged. Pictures of the display were shared on Reddit, where users commented on how bizarre they were.

NEGAUNEE, Mich. (WLUC) - It’s Banned Books Week and the Negaunee Public Library is supporting it with a display. The Negaunee Public Library director, Jessica Holman says Banned Books Week was ...

Thousands of books are facing scrutiny throughout the country as the book-banning movement continues to gain support, from ...

From September 22-28, many libraries are celebrating banned books. Shreve Memorial Library (SML) is also celebrating the freedom to read and bringing attention to the harm of censorship. The theme ...

She remembers learning about Banned Books Week at 13 years old when she noticed displays for it in the library. She was shocked to learn the history of banned books, Benjamin said.

From September 22-28, many libraries are celebrating banned books. Shreve Memorial Library (SML) is also celebrating the freedom to read and bringing attention to the harm of censorship. The theme is ...

“School library has a display of banned and challenged books. Here’s a small sample,” they wrote along with some images of the notes displayed on the bookshelf.

Hollidaysburg Area Public Library director Kevin Yoder adjusts a book on the banned book display near the library entrance marking Banned Books Week. Mirror photo by Conner Goetz HOLLIDAYSBURG ...

All San Diego County's public libraries will house "banned book displays" among its stacks next month after the Board of Supervisors voted along ideological lines on Tuesday to back a policy aimed ...

Patrons in a library in San Diego County. Courtesy County News Center. The 33 libraries in the San Diego County system will display books that have been challenged and banned in other states in ...

This year, Bucks County library visitors can “browse our Banned Books display, learn about the history of Banned Books and how you can get involved” every day from Sept. 22 through Sept. 28.