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Banned Book

Jonah Winter
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Pages
32
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
The Creative Company

About

"The words were dangerous." For as long as people have been expressing their opinions in writing, there have been those in positions of power who have succeeded in censoring those thoughts-or making sure they were never printed in the first place. In this timely and provocative parable, a book is first subjected to redaction, then removal from a library.



From award-winning author Jonah Winter, this provocative tale is subject to increasing amounts of blacked out text from censors, leaving behind a powerful message of the effects of censorship.

Award-winning artist Gary Kelley's moody and powerful art sets a weighty tone, portraying the emotions of the readers, the censors, the indignant librarian, and the questioning students.



What becomes of a banned book? Is it good for only landfill fodder in the end? Banned Book will spark discussions with students in middle school and above as they confront a situation that is altogether too common in our own time. The text follows the story of a book that is first subjected to redaction, then removal from a library, and finally disposal. Awards Reviewed original artwork

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