Take it One Step Further: Book Bans

Jul 27, 2023 | Easy A

Still feeling curious about book bans and want to learn more? Are you a bookworm who just loves reading books? We’ve got just the thing! 

Join our Banned Book Club Every 6 weeks or so, we pick a new book to read, then we get together online, learn a little from a guest speaker, and then break up into small groups for the discussion questions. It’s a really wonderful way to make friends and stand up to book banners at the same time! We’d love to see you there.

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