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Tag: Readers
Book Bans, Anti-Queer-and-Trans-Legislation, and “Quieter” Queer Books: An Open Letter by Jen Ferguson
These attacks, these attempts from a system that does not value so many of us creates a world where the outcome of these actions negatively affects us all, regardless of race, ethnicity, whether you’re queer or trans or not, whether you’re currently disabled or whether you’re currently not.
The Importance of Unimportant Books, a guest post by Darcy Marks
The truth is, there are no unimportant books, and the most important book is the one that you never forget.
Jenika, a guest post by Kerry O’Malley Cerra
The author shares how a school visit gave her a new character name and a new connection with one young reader.
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Not Required Reading, Or How Changing What I Read Changed What I Wrote, a guest post by Polly Farquhar
Anyone who has kids or was once a kid themselves knows that a suggestion from a parent can be the kiss of death, particularly when it comes to reading material. But what about feeling guilty about books you SHOULD or SHOULD NOT read as an adult?
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