ATM-art
,
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
Sept. 25 - Oct. 15
Michael van den Heuvel
http://www.atm-art.com/page6.html
The Dutch-Danish art team ATM-Art has taken the initiative to bring Banned Books Week to Europe. This year, there will be a sculpture on display in the Royal Danish Library. The Library will also have banned books on display.

StorySnoops
,
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
9/25-10/2
Jen Nagel
408-309-0391
jennifernagel@storysnoops.com
http://www.storysnoops.com
StorySnoops.com, a website offering book reviews from a parent's perspective, will be running an interview series in recognition of Banned Books Week. Our guests will include blogging librarians Abby the Librarian, Mighty Little Librarian and Ms. Yingling Reads, plus Reading Is Fundamental President and CEO Carol Rasco. We will also feature three of our favorite authors who have graciously agreed to share their thoughts: Ellen Hopkins, Meg Cabot and Judy Blume. Reviews of banned books will be showcased on the site and the blog.

Irondale Public Library
105 20th Street South
Irondale, AL 35210
Will have a Banned Books Week display

Martha Cooper Library (Pima County Public Library)
1377 N. Catalina
Tucson, AZ 85712
Will have a Banned Books Week display
month of September
Teresa Simone
520-594-5315
teresa.simone@pima.gov
We are having a display about intellectual freedom and famous banned books. We will also have a selection of banned books wrapped in paper. Library patrons will be able to check out a banned book without knowing which they receive until they unwrap it. When possible we will place a bookmark inside the book informing patrons why each book was banned or challenged.

Fullerton Public Library
353 W. Commonwealth Ave
Fullerton, CA, CA 92832
Will have a Banned Books Week event
September 28, 2010
Maureen Gebelein
714-738-6383
MaureenG@ci.fullerton.ca.us
www.fullertonlibrary.org
Steinbeck on Fire, 9/28/10 t 6:30 pm. Rick Wartzman, author of "Obscene in the Extreme: The Burning & Banning of John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath" discusses the intense anger behind the censoring of the 1939 novel.

Delaware Technical and Community College-Stanton Campus Library
400 Stanton Christiana Road
Newark, DE 19713
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Karen Dower
302-454-3947
kdower@dtcc.edu
www.mydtcc.edu

Ninth Street Book Shop
104 W Ninth Street
Downtown
Wilmington, DE 19801
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Gemma & Jack Buckley
302-652-3315
jackbuck@aol.com
Our store will dedicate an entire front sidewalk window to the "Banned Books" display, that will stay in from the beginning of September through the end of October. This window display, which we've been doing since the inception of "Banned Books Week," always prompts a lot of attention and support and is one of our most popular seasonal highlights.

Florida Keys Community College Library
5901 College Rd.
Key West, FL 33040
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Juana Careaga
305-809-3501
Juana.Careaga@fkcc.edu
http://library.fkcc.edu

Florida International University
3000 NE 151 St.
Miami, FL 33181
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
September 29, 10:00 am
Lauren Christos
305.919.5721
lauren.christos@fiu.edu
This event is our Tenth Anniversary of Banned Books Week ReadOUT at the beautiful Biscayne Bay Campus. This year, it is co-sponsored by the Student Government Association. FIU's President Mark Rosenberg and the Dean of Libraries Laurie Probst will read along with librarians, students, and faculty. As always, we will close the event with everyone in attendance reading aloud the First Amendment.

Gulf Coast Community College Library
5230 West US Highway 98
Panama City, FL 32401
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
TBD
Sara Duff
850-872-3893
sduff@gulfcoast.edu
http://www.gulfcoast.edu/library/
Gulf Coast Community College will be celebrating banned books week with an edible books contest, banned book displays, and other events to be determined soon. Details will be posted to the library website as they become available.

Cedar Shoals High School Library
1300 Cedar Shoals Dr.
Athens, GA

Cedar Shoals High School Library
1300 Cedar Shoals Dr.
Athens, GA 30605
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Naomi Craver

Cedar Shoals High School Library
1300 Cedar Shoals Dr.
Athens, GA 30605
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Naomi Craver
706-546-5375
hogank@clarke.k12.ga.us
http://www.clarke.k12.ga.us/webpages/khogan/index.cfm?subpage=2125

Iowa City Public Library
123 South Linn St.
Iowa City, IA 52240
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
Sept. 23-Oct. 7
Fiction Desk/Kara Logsden
319-356-5200, opt. 4
KLOGSDEN@icpl.org
http://www.icpl.org/
Intellectual Freedom Festival Keynote Program: John Palfrey. 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 23, Room A at ICPL. "Copyright Criminals" with Kembrew McLeod. 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 24, Room A at ICPL. "The Documentary" with Tommy Haines and Andrew Sherburne. 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 7, Room A at ICPL. (All events are part of Banned Books Week and the Carol Spaziani Intellectual Freedom Festival.)

The Loft at Evanston Public Library
1701 Orrington Ave.
Evanston, IL 60201
Will have a Banned Books Week event
October 2nd, 2010 and October 3rd, 2010
Jarrett Dapier
773-551-3384
jdapier@cityofevanston.org
www.epl.org/teens
The Sledding Hill, a stage adaptation of Chris Crutcher's novel produced by B.O.O.K.: Theatre with a Spine. October 2nd and 3rd, 2010 at 3:00 p.m., First Floor Community Room, Evanston Public Library To celebrate Banned Books Week 2010, The Loft at Evanston Public Library's very own teen theatre troupe, the Bodacious Oracles of Knowledge (B.O.O.K.), will present a stage adaptation of The Sledding Hill, a story about censorship, freedom, ghosts and courage by acclaimed YA author, Chris Crutcher. Featuring an ensemble cast of teen actors, musicians, and crew, this challenging, provocative production will embody the troupe's slogan, Theatre with a Spine. Suggested donation at the door: $5. Recommended for ages 10 & up. October 2nd AUTHOR VISIT: CHRIS CRUTCHER Following the Saturday afternoon performance we will be joined by author Chris Crutcher for a discussion about censorship with the cast and crew, and a Q&A with the audience!

Homewood Public Library
17917 Dixie Highway
Homewood, IL 60430
Will have a Banned Books Week event
9/27/10
Mary Wegrzyn
708-798-0121ext274
maryw@homewoodlibrary.net
www.homewoodlibrary.org
We will be hosting "B3(Banned Book Bingo) for grades 7-12. Participants will make their own B3 bingo card using banned book titles. Prizes will be banned books and candy bars.

Kenton County Public Library
502 Scott Blvd.
Covington, KY 41011
Will have a Banned Books Week event
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Krista King
(859) 962.4077
krista.king@kentonlibrary.org
http://www.kentonlibrary.org/ref/
Banned Books Read-In Ages 9-12 DANGER! DON’T READ THAT BOOK! Ok…but just this once! Do you know about the Banned Books List? Do you know a book that is on the list as one of the most challenged book of all time (hint: One includes a story about a very famous boy wizard…)? Join us for an afternoon of reading these “dangerous” books, discovering the answers to these questions, and how you can be a free speech champion!

The McConnell Center for the Study of Youth Literature
School of Library & Information Science, University of Kentucky
320 Little Library Bldg.
Lexington, KY 40506-0224
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
September 28, 2010
Stephanie D. Reynolds, PhD
859-257-5894
stephanie.reynolds@uky.edu
http://cis.uky.edu/node/783
The event is Good Enough to Eat: Come Devour a Good Book, a celebration of Banned Books Week.

Lafourche Parish Public Library
314 St. Mary Street
Thibodaux, LA 70301
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
October 2, 2010
Naomi Hurtienne
985-447-4119
nhurtienne@lafourche.org
www.lafourche.org
The Martha Sowell Utley Memorial Library will be hosting its first ever Banned Books Week Read-Out on October 2nd at 2pm. The presentation will feature community members reading out loud portions of their favorite banned or challenged book. The Read-Out will be followed by a dessert reception.

Harford Community College Library
401 Thomas Run Rd
Bel Air, Md. 21015
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Janis Jordan
443-412-2074
jajordan@harford.edu
www.harford.edu/library/
Starting on September 25 and ending on October 25, we will sponsor a quiz so readers can see how many of the Challenged Books from 2000 - 2009 they've read. The quiz will be available on the library website. One contestant will win a Banned Books tote bag.

Ann Arbor District Library
343 South Fifth Avenue
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Will have a Banned Books Week event
9/27/10
Tim Grimes
734-327-4265
grimest@aadl.org
aadl.org
In observance of Banned Book Week, as well as the 50th anniversary of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel (and one of the nation’s most frequently challenged books), 'To Kill A Mockingbird', AADL will hold a special evening event featuring Emmy Award-Winning Filmmaker Mary McDonagh Murphy, author of 'Scout, Atticus & Boo: A Celebration Of Fifty Years Of To Kill A Mockingbird' The evening will begin with remarks by Library Director Josie Parker on AADL material challenges. Mary McDonagh Murphy will then show excerpts from her new documentary 'Hey, Boo: Harper Lee & To Kill a Mockingbird' and discuss the documentary and her book Scout, Atticus & Boo: A Celebration Of Fifty Years Of To Kill A Mockingbird. She will also cover the controversies surrounding To Kill A Mockingbird, and why it has been one of the most challenged books in America. Mary McDonagh Murphy’s new documentary and book explore the novel’s power, influence and popularity. With reflections from Anna Quindlen, Tom Brokaw, James McBride, James Patterson, Wally Lamb, Oprah Winfrey and more, they chronicle the many ways the novel has shaped lives and careers. Harper Lee has not given an interview since 1964, but Murphy’s reporting, research and rare interviews with the author’s sister and friends add new details and photos to the remarkable story of an astonishing phenomenon. A book signing will follow and books will be available for sale at the event.

Literary Life Bookstore & More
758 Wealthy Street SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
09/30/2010
Zachary
6164588418
zachary@literarylifebookstore.com
www.literarylifebookstore.com
An evening with those at Breadcrumb Scabs Poetry Magazine. Join us as published authors read their raw, original work.

Kalamazoo Public Library
315 S. Rose St.
KALAMAZOO, MI 49007
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
Friday, October 1, 2010
Marti Fritz
269-553-7879
marti@kpl.gov
http://www.kpl.gov/banned-books
To celebrate Banned Books Week, artists have been invited to create original art inspired by five frequently challenged books for a contest cosponsored by the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan Southwestern Branch and Kalamazoo Public Library. The October 1 event includes a readout from the same five books and a reception featuring artwork submitted for the contest. The ACLU will award two cash prizes in the Banned Books Week art contest: $500 to the adult winner; $150 to the student winner.

Lansing Community College Library
1510 Library
PO Box 40010
Lansing, MI 48901-7210
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
September 1-30
Victoria Meadows
517-483-1648
meadowv@lcc.edu
www.lcc.edu/library
Events/Activities Include: Displays: Banned Books Display and Pioneers of Intellectual Freedom. American Graffiti: Encourage freedom of expression by displaying a large framed chalkboard in the Library. Library visitors will be encouraged to share their thoughts, reactions, experiences, etc. on a specified topic through words or pictures. Chalk will be provided. Question to respond to will be “Share your feelings and experiences with censorship and banning.” Intellectual Freedom Film Festival: Friday movie series during September featuring films that address Intellectual Freedom (serve popcorn too). Thought provoking discussion questions will be provided to watchers. Movies include: - Fahrenheit 451 - The Front - Cinema Paradiso - This Film is Not Yet Rated

Romeo District Library
65821 Van Dyke
Washington , MI 48095
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
September 25, 2010
Stacie Narlock
586-752-2583
stacie@romeodistrictlibrary.org
www.romeodistrictlibrary.org
The Romeo District Library will be hosting a read-in on the steps of the Kezar Branch Library from 9:30-12:30, Saturday, September 25, 2010.

Paperbacks and Pieces
429 Mankato Ave.
Winona, MN 55987
Will have a Banned Books Week display
pbpieces@hbci.com
www.paperbacksandpieces.com
Large display of banned books, posters, fREADom merchandise, Banned book bracelets and literature.

Sedalia Book and Toy
3127 W. Broadway
Thompson Hills Center
Sedalia, MO 65109
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Sandra Diamond
660-827-0940
s.diamond@embarqmail.com
www.bookandtoy.net
You will receive pictures. We have displays up for an entire month. We love the conversations it sparks with passerbys and regular customers. This is my favorite window, year after year.

St. Louis Public Library
various branches
St. Louis, MO 63103
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
September-October
Rachel Smith
314-206-6779
rsmith@slpl.org
www.slpl.org
At several of our branches, we will host readings, films and book discussion groups throughout September and October.

Bay Springs Municipal Library
2747 HWY 15
PO Drawer N
Bay Springs, MS 39422
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Skat Jones
6017642291
skat_bayspringsmunicipallibrary@yahoo.com
www.emrl.lib.ms.us/branch_baysprings.htm

Belk Library at Elon University
308 North O’Kelly Avenue
Elon, NC 27244
Will have a Banned Books Week display

Cabarrus County Public Library-Kannapolis Branch
850 Mountain St
Kannapolis, NC 28081
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
9-28-10
Jessica Reid
704-920-1181
jbreid@cabarruscounty.us
www.cabarruscounty.us/library
A Read Out Loud will be held on the 28th at 5:00 with local author Melinda Metz speaking about the dangers of censorship. There will be a costume contest for the best banned book character. Movies on banned books will be shown throughout the week.

Curiosity Shop Bookstore
46 Valley River Ave
Murphy, NC
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Linda Ray
828-835-7433
murphybookstore@frontier.com
csbookstore.com
We are creating awareness by featuring a display of banned books with some information on where and when they were banned.

Mount Laurel Library
100 Walt Whitman Avenue
Mount Laurel , NJ 08054
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
Oct 1, 2010
Joan M Serpico
856-234-7319x314
jserpico@mtlaurel.lib.nj.us
www.mtlaurel.lib.nj.us
Our library will be holding a Read-out. Attendees are welcome to come and read from a favorite banned books. We will also be showing interviews of authors whose books have been banned.

Mount Laurel Library
100 Walt Whitman Ave
Mount Laurel, NJ 08054
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
09/27/2010
Samantha Marker
856-234-7

Mount Laurel Library
100 Walt Whitman Ave
Mount Laurel, NJ 08054
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
09/27/2010
Samantha Marker
856-234-7319
smarker@mtlaurel.lib.nj.us
http://www.mtlaurel.lib.nj.us
We are hosting a discussion about how books are banned and challenged, and then teens will make their own button proclaiming their right to read what they choose. Grades 7-12.

Lift Bridge Book Shop
45 Main St
Brockport, NY 14420
Will have a Banned Books Week display

LaGrange Library
488 Freedom Plains Rd
Poughkeepsie, NY 12603
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
September - Banned Books Week
Lisa Karim
845-452-3141
lkarim@laglib.org
laglib,org
We're having our 5th Annual Banned Book Challenge. Participants complete a trivia challenge to see just how much they know about banned books.

David A. Howe Public Library
155 N Main St
Wellsville, NY 14895
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
September 27, 2010
Jen Stickles
585-593-3410
sticklesj@stls.org
www.davidahowelibrary.org
We will be holding a Banned Books Week Read-Out. Library staff has volunteered their time to read selections from our favorite banned books. We also will be showing a film in our auditorium on September 30th.

Kent State University at Ashtabula Library
3431 West 13th St
Ashtabula , OH 44004
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
September 25, 2010
Amy Thomas
440-964-4237
aaiello@kent.edu
http://cmsprod.uis.kent.edu/campuses/ashtabula/academics/library/index.cfm
Banned Books Read Out & Poetry Reading at the Harbor Perk located 1003 Bridge St in Ashtabula, Ohio on September 25, 2010 from 5:00PM-8:00PM.

Swanton Public Library
305 Chestnut Street
Swanton, OH 43558
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
9/23 (3pm) & 9/28 (7pm)
Linda Slaninka
419-826-2760
slaninli@oplin.org
www.swanton.lib.oh.us
We will host discussions on Ray Bradbury's classic novel of censorship, Fahrenheit 451.

Stark County District Library
715 Market Ave N
Canton, Ohio 44702
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Vicki Muzzy
330-458-2643
vmuzzy@starklibrary.org
www.starklibrary.org

Kent State University - Kent Campus Library
1125 Risman Dr
Kent, Ohio 44240
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
9/30 and 9/25-10/2
Adam Steele
330-672-1672
absteele@kent.edu
http://www.library.kent.edu/
There will be a display in the main library the whole week and an information table in the student center on the 30th.

Helmerich Library
51131 E 91
Tulsa, OK 74137
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Darla L'Allier
918-596-2466
dlallie@tulsalibrary.org
kids.tulsalibrary.org
Storytime will highlight challenged books that week on Sept. 30 @ 10:15 AM, book will be on display and read to our preK family group.

Hannon Library
Southern Oregon University
1250 Siskiyou Blvd
Ashland, OR 97520
Will have a Banned Books Week display
www.hanlib.sou.edu

Newport Public Library
35 NW Nye St.
Newport, OR 97365
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
September 29, 2010
Sheryl Eldridge
541-265-2153
sheryl@newportlibrary.org
http://www.newportlibrary.org
We are having our 3rd annual Banned Books Panel, with six community members reading from and discussing a banned or challenged book.

CFS Library
1001 E Lincoln Hghy
Exton, PA 19341
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
Sept 25-Oct Survey Idea
PBrown
pbrown@gocfs.net
Griffnet Library
Does the "challenged book" now include all print books and periodicals? While ebook availability of copyrighted books and price point / cost effectiveness of databases for a small school is unsettled, how fast should we evolve into an "elibrary" to prepare students?

CFS Library
1001 E Lincoln Hghy
Exton, PA 19341
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
Sept 25-Oct Survey Idea
PBrown
pbrown@gocfs.net
Griffnet Library
Does the "challenged book" now include all print books and periodicals? While ebook availability of copyrighted books and price point / cost effectiveness of databases for a small school is unsettled, how fast should we evolve into an "elibrary" to prepare students.

Grove City Community Library
125 W. Main St.
Grove City, PA 16127
Will have a Banned Books Week display
9/25 - 10/2
724-458-7320
www.grovecitypalibrary.org

Free Library of Philadelphia
1901 Vine Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
09/29/2010
Lee Fishman
215.686.5414
fishmanl@freelibrary.org
freelibrary.org
Event held in partnership with the ACLU of SouthEastern Pennsylvania to present this event.

Rosenbach Museum & Library
2008-2010 Delancey Place
Philadelphia, PA 19103
Will have a Banned Books Week event
Thursday, September 30
Mary Duffy
(215) 732-1600 ext. 123
rsvp@rosenbach.org
www.rosenbach.org
Join us at 6:00 p.m. on September 30 for a reading that marks Banned Books Week, an annual celebration of the freedom to read that reminds Americans to not take that precious freedom for granted. This event will feature readings of banned and censored books in the Rosenbach collections, including works by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, Lewis Carroll, Joseph Conrad, Daniel Defoe, Thomas Paine, Maurice Sendak, William Shakespeare, and Walt Whitman. Free with Rosenbach admission (free for memberrs, $10 for adults). RSVP to rsvp@rosenbach.org or (215) 732-1600 ext. 123.

Springfield Township Library
70 Powell Road
Springfield, PA 19064
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Audrey J Blossic
610-543-2113
ablossic@comcast.net
www.springfieldtwplib.org

Upper Moreland Free Public Library
109 Park Avenue
Willow Grove, PA 19090
Will have a Banned Books Week display
9/25-10/2
Adam Cole
215-659-0741
acole@mclinc.org
www.uppermorelandlibrary.org

Berkeley County Library System
1003 N. Hwy 52
Moncks Corner, SC 29461
Will have a Banned Books Week event
9/25/2010
Ramona L. Grimsley
843-719-4240
grimsley@berkeley.lib.sc.us
www.berkeley.lib.sc.us
Authors, teachers and the general public will read (8-12 minutes) from their favorite banned book from 1:00pm to 4:00pm in the lobby of the Main library. Ron Cooper, a local boy who grew up, moved away and then wrote stories about us will be reading from his favorite banned book, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Ron's latest novel is Purple Jesus.

Little Elm Public Library
100 W. Eldorado Parkway
Little Elm, TX 75068
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
Sept 25th- Oct. 2nd
Tina Hager, Library Director
214-975-0430
thager@littleelm.org
www.littleelm.org/library
Will hand out banned books bookmarks; will write about banned books week in library column in local newspapers Little Elm Journal and Lake Cities Sun; will encourage people to read banned books and write book reviews to hang in the library; will encourage people to enter a drawing for a free banned book by entering what banned books they have read.

Fire petal Books
386 North Main Street
Centerville, UT 84014
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
not sure yet
Michelle Witte
801.992.3776
michelle.witte@firepetalbooks.com
www.firepetalbooks.com
We just opened the store, so we're working on organizing events. We'd love to do something but aren't sure what yet.

Hooray for Books!
1555 King St
Alexandria, VA 22314
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
9/25-10/2
Ellen Klein
703-548-4092
ellen@hooray4books.com
www.hooray4books.com
Window displays, trivia contest, guessing game

Twin Hickory Public Library
5001 Twin Hcikory Road
Glen Allen, VA 23059
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
Sept. 20-Oct. 16, 2010
Adrienne Minock
804-290-9200 x5
aminock@henrico.lib.va.us
www.henricolibrary.org
Visit our Banned Book Reading Room from September 20 - October 16, 2010. See people excising their Freedom to Read!

Bayside & Special Services Library
936 Independence Blvd
Virginia Beach, VA 23455
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
Oct. 2,2010
Carolyn Caywood
757-385-2680
ccaywood@vbgov.com
www.vbgov.com/library
Challenging Children's Books: A special storytime for the open-minded, 2-3pm Censorship & Belief: a Celebration of Banned Books - readout of books censored for religious reasons, 3:30-4:30pm.

Robert A. Long High School Library
2903 Nichols Blvd
Longview, WA 98632
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Will have a Banned Books Week event
30 Sep 2010
Joan Enders
360-575-7138
jenders@longview.k12.wa.us
http://www.longview.k12.wa.us/ralong/lib AND http://whattoreadwhattoread.blogspot.com
Our event will be at 7 PM. Refreshments. Please RSVP as the library has seating for only 60.

College of Menominee Nation Library
Keshena, WI 54135
Will have a Banned Books Week display
September 25 - October 2, 2010
Students, faculty, and members of the community will also participate in discussions of the challenged work The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie.

BayShore Books LLC
302 Collins Avenue
Oconto, WI 54153
Will have a Banned Books Week display
Cathy Allard
920-834-3220
bayshorebooks@gmail.com
www.bayshorebooksllc.com