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FRANKSTON Libraries has a packed schedule of events for this month.
On 15 July, A.W. Hammond will speak at Carrum Downs Library. He will talk about his new novel
The Paris Collaborator, an historical mystery, from 7pm.
At 1pm, 21 July, Sandi Scaunich will appear at Frankston Library. She will go into detail about her debut novel
Chasing the McCubbin, a story of loneliness and the ageless desire for belonging.
Picture book author Lili Wilkinson will visit Frankston on 24 July to showcase her newest young adult novel
The Erasure Initiative.
Rachel Givney will speak at Frankston Library from 11am, 26 July. Her book ....

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Ross Douthat: Do liberals care if books disappear?

Ross Douthat: Do liberals care if books disappear?
Flaws in Dr Seuss and Babar are a reason for a diverse canon, not a good reason to make books go away.
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune Elementary school children where Cat in the Hat hats as they visit the State Capitol in Salt Lake City Friday March 3, 2017. The UEA (Utah Education Association) sponsored the event to coincide with birthday celebrations for Dr. Seuss.
By Ross Douthat | The New York Times
| March 7, 2021, 7:00 p.m.
From the idealistic liberalism of my high school English teachers, I learned that to try to get rid of offensive literature is the great sin of easily triggered rubes. A special horror at ....

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Opinion | Do Liberals Care if Books Disappear?

March 6, 2021
From the idealistic liberalism of my high school English teachers, I learned that to try to get rid of offensive literature is the great sin of easily triggered rubes. A special horror at
banning books, which usually meant removing them from the curriculum in some rural school district, pervaded our libraries and classrooms. And a particular shame seemed to throb in my teachers’ breasts when they admitted that some books were even targeted “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” say for misguided
progressive reasons.
This week I learned from a different kind of liberalism that only easily triggered rubes care when offensive books are made to disappear. It was mildly creepy to hear that the custodians of Theodor Geisel’s estate, Dr. Seuss Enterprises, consulted with a “panel of experts” and decided to cease publishing six Seuss titles because they “portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong.” But it was much creepier that so ....

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From parrots to protest: the best books of 2020 for younger readers

From parrots to protest: the best books of 2020 for younger readers
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From parrots to protest: the best books of 2020 for younger readers
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Books have always been sources of consolation, distraction and inspiration, and in a wildly unpredictable year, these outstanding titles have provided children – and their adults – with a much-needed escape-hatch from reality.
Building community, one biscuit at a time, a bus load of people careering towards their destinies, a witch falling in love, a bird restoring a bond between a father and son – the characters in these stories are tested in profound and exciting ways and emerge forged by the experience. ....

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