A lot easier in California to do. We don't have many banned books, so I have to reach out to the less classy states and pull from their lists

Which are abundant with options, I'm sure. I tire of saving them.

I work from a list of 100, more than half classic required reading in our time. I doubt one could graduate without at least pretending to have consumed most of these - all of which I'd read more than once before 6th grade. But I also try to keep up with modern stuff.

The number one title that FLIES out of mine is Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak. I scarcely turn my back and it's gone again. F451 is hard to move.

Very cool, Stab. Such a great idea, too. You’re cool, too. 💙

I'm a big meanie. I won't restock the trash that joanne pukes up. And one of hers got caught up in restrictions and bans

That makes perfect sense.

Hunt down the Edmonton Public School ‘banned list’. It was compiled to meet an edict from Alberta’s Premier Loon to protect pupils.