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Tash Aw in Conversation with Chia-Chia Lin Chinese Malaysian novelist Tash Aw discusses his latest novel, We, the Survivors, and the relationship between literature and the immigrant experience. Of course there are always local details that make more sense to some. But when a very specific story of racism is committed to paper, it acquires
19 Controversial Books to Read with Your Book Club
Source: 19 Controversial Books to Read with Your Book Club Are you looking for a bold new book that’s sure to get conversation going with your book club? We’ve compiled a list of some of the most controversial books included on the American Library Association’s annual list of books that have recently been restricted, removed,
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Do we really still need Banned Books Week? – The Washington Post
Source: Do we really still need Banned Books Week? – The Washington Post The answer to the question, as Mr. Charles himself comes to realize, is a resounding yes.
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10 Banned Books We Read and Re-Read | Challenged and Banned Books
Source: 10 Banned Books We Read and Re-Read | Challenged and Banned Books
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These are the most challenged books in the US
Source: These are the most challenged books in the US Check out the list while you celebrate your freedom to read! How many of these books have you read? What new books do you discover here for you list of books-to-read?
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7 Ways to Celebrate Banned Books Week | Bookish
Source: 7 Ways to Celebrate Banned Books Week | Bookish Did you know that every year hundreds of books are challenged across America? Banned Books Week is an annual awareness campaign that reminds the literary community of the importance of speaking out against book banning and supporting our freedom to read. This year Banned Books
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