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  1. @taramausu.bsky.socialBluesky

    Starting going to the Library and my love of books has been reignited. Go to Libraries people its free and you can find delightful stories inside.

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  2. Books open doors, challenge us, and connect us to new ideas. No one should decide for all of us what we can read, learn, or imagine. Thank you to the Jones Library & Branches for your advocacy and for being champions for the freedom to read: canva.link/r50t2owsqpol...

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  3. As a friend reminded me, this is the week people talk about banned books. I support Books Unbanned, a fabulous program available through multiple public libraries. They provide library cards to anyone ages 13-21 no matter where they live in the United States. Let folks know. booksunbanned.com/card

    booksunbanned.com Books Unbanned

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  4. "That the MAGA City Council continues to undercut libraries and the freedom to read is not surprising. As Doris Lessing observed, “A public library is the most democratic thing in the world. What can be found there has undone dictators and tyrants.” […] [Original post on sfba.social]

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  5. Librarians defend freedom to read and learn. And call out Banned Books which educate and inspire us - including avoiding suicide. Hear from the authors of banned books here: americanlibrariesmagazine.org/2026/10/05/a...

    americanlibrariesmagazine.org Authors Discuss Being Banned, Part 1: Patricia McCormick and Stephen Chbosky | American Libraries Magazine

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