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Celebrate your Freedom to Read -- American Library Association Banned Books Week Website. Theme for 2001 is "Develop Yourself: Expose Your Mind to a Banned Book." Banned Books Online -- Presented by the Online Books page. ACLU Banned Books Week -- "Celebrating the literature others have tried to suppress." Amnesty International Banned Books Week -- "Directs attention to the plight of individuals who are persecuted because of the writings that they produce, circulate or read." BookWeb.org -- American Booksellers Association banned books Website. Banned Books Week at the IPL -- The Internet Public Library discusses materials in their library that have been challenged. ABFFE Banned Books Week -- The American Booksellers Foundation for Free Expression, a co-sponsor with ALA of national Banned Books Week. IFTPC Banned Books Around the World -- The American Association of Publishers lists books banned in the authors' native countries but available in the United States. The Most Frequently Challenged Books -- From 1990 - 2000, compiled by the ALA. Banned Books and Censorship -- A guide from the about.com "Book Collecting" page. |
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