Banned Books Week -- September 30 to October 6, 2012.
Jennifer Lamborn (upper right) ...
... teaches at Big Piney High School. in Wyoming where CC spoke during Banned books Week on October 3 and 4, 2012 to celebrate Banned Books Week. Read an article about it here.
He also spoke twice about Banned Books at the FCTE Conference near Orlando, Florida on October 5. And at the Irving Public Library and schools in Texas from October 9 to 11. And he did several Skype video conferences including this one (bellow) in New Philadelphia, Ohio. For more about CC's experience with banned and challenged books, click HERE. 
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2012 Banned Books display at Palos Verdes Peninsula High School, courtesy of librarian Cathy Willis. Thanks!
BANNED BOOKS WEEK 2011
...is sponsored annually by the American Library Association and thousands of school and public libraries all over the country in September. CC's books are often challenged and so are often featured in yearly displays. But this is to celebrate the commitment of the librarians. They are heroes in the battle to our individual freedom to read. We salute them.
Thursday, September 22, 2011 -- Columbia, South Carolina.
Our apology for the very low volume. Beyond our control
Our apology for the very low volume. Beyond our control
Indian River Library, Chesapeake, VA -- courtesy of Ardith Ohka
Janine Latus reads WHALE TALK for Banned Books Week, 2011
Richland School District One -- September 22, 2011 -- Columbia, South Carolina
Many thanks to Sarah Wright for sharing her video (and for featuring CC).
Sacramento Public Library -- September 3, 2011
Our library did a display with customized “rap sheet” bookmarks that detail the book’s “crimes” (Printz Honor, Nobel Prize for Literature, etc.) Note the inclusion of Deadline in the opening display. =)
Justin Azevedo
Teen/Adult Librarian
North Highlands-Antelope Library
