[CALIBK12] What is your favorite Banned Book?

[SIMINITUS, JACQUELYN E (ATTPB)]

Send the name of your favorite Banned Book to Ann Turner, editor of the
CLARION

Be sure to identify the name of your library.  If you have a good story
behind it, I'm sure Ann would like to hear it!
Best wishes.

- Jackie
CSLA 2.0 Team project manager

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Jackie Siminitus, MLS, Library Advocate, AT&T California
415-644-7112 : jacquelyn.siminitus at att.com
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AT&T Library Advocate website, www.kn.att.com/support/jackie 
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> ______________________________________________ 
> From: 	owner-calix at listproc.sjsu.edu
> [mailto:owner-calix at listproc.sjsu.edu]  On Behalf Of Anne Turner
> Sent:	Thursday, August 09, 2007 8:59 AM
> To:	'CALIX'
> Subject:	THE QUESTION
> 
> The October Issue of CLA's magazine, CLARION, is built around the
> theme of Intellectual Freedom.  So the Question for the inside last
> page is a simple one:  
> 
> 	What is your favorite banned book?
> 
> Doesn't matter who banned it or challenged it or whatever.  Juvenile,
> adult, fiction, nonfiction--anything.
> 
> One entry per person, please.  
> 
> Deadline for submissions is Friday, August 24th.  
> 
> Send your entry to turnera at santacruzpl.org  
> 
> Please, don't everybody list  God's Little Acre.
> 
> 
> Anne M. Turner, Editor
> CLARION