Banned Books Week: The Freedom to Choose or Express an Opinion
While this may be a little off the premise of this blog, it can be argued that it will be about “Special Collections”. For years the American Library Association have published a list of books that have been challenged and/or banned that range from Ulysses, by James Joyce, burned in U.S. (1918), Ireland (1922), Canada (1922), England (1923) and banned in England (1929) to And Tango Makes Three, by Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell in 2014 because it is anti-family, has...
