Looking for ways to keep your child entertained and engaged during the summer break? Look no further than a good book!
Now on my blog, I'm sharing six tips for successful summer reading that you can use today and all summer long. 🌞
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"This is what the censors refuse to grasp: Librarians are not trying to force your children to read material you don’t want them to read. They are ... upholding the constitutional promise of access to information for all." #UniteAgainstBookBans#FReadom
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📖 The #UniteAgainstBookBans Empowered by Reading report confirms what librarians have long known: access to a wide variety of books benefits young people and their communities. Read the report and show decision makers the power of reading: https://t.co/WRlNNRTXp8
CNN Report: “Brooklyn Public Library Has Issued 5,100 Free Library Cards to Make Banned Books Available for Teens” https://t.co/g7NG1rBeVm #libraries#publiclibraries#bannedbooks@BKLYNlibrary https://t.co/vVo8XTFQme
In honor of Toni Morrison’s tireless commitment to anti-censorship advocacy, NYPL is providing unlimited, instant digital access to two of her most challenged works, ‘Beloved’ and ‘The Bluest Eye’ through October 31. https://t.co/y2A2eCi4rd
Happy Thursday, y’all and remember, studies have shown that reading for pleasure, even for just a few minutes a day, can make a significant contribution to our mental health. #bydhttmwfi
"Even when everything inside fell silent, every room of the house still overflowed with books." @GeorgeProchnik on why reading offline remains essential. https://t.co/Vbdz8XjYu8
“One of the foundations of a democratic society is the individual’s right to read, and also the individual’s right to freely choose what they would like to read.”
- THE STUDENTS' RIGHT TO READ, NCTE Position Statement
Read the full statement: https://t.co/HuJWQXTNhW
Most of the challenges came from parents (80%), with teachers and administrators next at 14% and 11%, respectively.
https://t.co/i14csHfX1P "Censorship Attempts Will Have a Long-lasting Impact on School Library Collections, SLJ Survey Shows"
#BannedBooksWeek
"So far in 2022, there have been attempts to ban or restrict access to 1,651 different titles...up from challenges to 1,597 books in 2021." #BannedBooksWeek https://t.co/w4OTdCJOzk