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Banned Books Week “Top 10” video

September 28, 2010 Jonathan Kelley Banned Books Week, Censorship, General Interest

As part of our Banned Books Week celebration, the Office for Intellectual Freedom has created a video illustrating the Top 10 most frequently challenged books of 2009, with information about why they were challenged. Enjoy!

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