The CMS Library celebrates the Freedom to Read
What is banned books week? Have you read any book that may have possibly been challenged at a library or even banned? Why do people try to censor books? Whether digital or print, Banned Books Week is a celebration of the Freedom to Read in Public and School libraries. The following book posters are examples of books that may have been challenged, censored or even banned at a public or school library.
If you would like to participate, email the CMS library using the contact form page on this website or tweet us @CMSSALibrary. Tell us what book you've read that may have been banned, challenged or censored, why you liked the book and why it was censored, banned or challenged. Students, faculty, staff and parents can participate! Let's be BOOKSTRONG together!
For info on Banned Books Week go to the Events Page of this website or visit our twitter page.
Brought to you by #CMSBOOKSTRONG
If you would like to participate, email the CMS library using the contact form page on this website or tweet us @CMSSALibrary. Tell us what book you've read that may have been banned, challenged or censored, why you liked the book and why it was censored, banned or challenged. Students, faculty, staff and parents can participate! Let's be BOOKSTRONG together!
For info on Banned Books Week go to the Events Page of this website or visit our twitter page.
Brought to you by #CMSBOOKSTRONG
Inside the CMS Library
7311 Bosque Rd.
Canutillo, TX 79835
(915) 877-7915 or (915) 877-7914
Canutillo, TX 79835
(915) 877-7915 or (915) 877-7914