Texas Says "We're Coming for the Books" | Children's Books and Censorship News
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Texas Says "We're Coming for the Books" | Children's Books and Censorship News
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The episode covers a range of topics, including new book releases, AI-generated mistakes in course materials, challenges to book bans, school budgeting and funding, book bans and censorship, and support for rural libraries. The conversation also highlights the impact of book bans and censorship on school libraries and the community.
New Releases:
- The Brunch Shift by Adrienne Thurman, illus. by Mags DeRoma (Ages 4-8)
- Freedom to Read: The Story of Teacher Mary Peake and One Mighty Oak Tree by Lesa Cline-Ransome, illus. by James E. Ransome (Ages 4-8)
- The Magical Library of Waterfall Way by Julie Abe (Ages 8-11)
- Raise the Bar by Fernanda Frick H. (Ages 8-12)
- No Place on Earth by Andrea Beatriz Arango (Ages 10+)
- Bite Me by Jennifer Dugan, illus. By Kit Seaton (Ages 12+)
- The Harrow Home for Wayward Girls by Jessica Spotswood (Ages14+)
Takeaways
- The impact of book bans on school libraries and the community
- The importance of supporting rural libraries and the role of authors in library funding
Chapters
- 00:00 New Releases
- 15:33 AI-Generated Mistakes in Course Materials
- 17:25 Challenges to Book Bans
- 19:46 School Budgeting and Funding
- 21:40 Book Bans and Censorship
- 28:15 Support for Rural Libraries
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