Maus by Art Spiegelman
Author Spiegelman interviews his father, a Polish Jew and Holocaust survivor, while representing various groups in the story as animals.
Read MoreAuthor Spiegelman interviews his father, a Polish Jew and Holocaust survivor, while representing various groups in the story as animals.
Read MoreWhen two people who can stop time after having orgasms start a relationship, things get complicated when they also start robbing banks to save a library.
Read MoreThis episode we learn about sex and how people get so weird about their bits and bobs and why that matters.
Read MoreA book that in no way follows the plot of Three Men and a Baby (which is crazy) but was banned from a bunch of places.
General attack as a Caldecott Honor as the book is targeted at 12 and up and Caldecott books are targeted lower.
#1 on the ALA Top Ten Challenged Books of 2016 for including "LGBT characters, drug use, and profanity, and it was considered sexually explicit with mature themes."
2016
Minnesota - Henning schools removed the book from the K-12 library; restored to 10-12 grades with parental permission
Florida - Seminole County schools removed the book from elementry schools and reviewed the book in high school library where it was retained
ALA. "Top Ten Challenged Books of 2016" http://www.ala.org/bbooks/NLW-Top10 Retrieved 2017April26
CBC Books. "This One Summer removed from 3 Florida high schools" http://www.cbc.ca/books/2016/02/this-one-summer-removed-from-florida-high-schools.html Retrieved 2017April26
Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. "Case Study: This One Summer" http://cbldf.org/banned-challenged-comics/case-study-this-one-summer/ Retrieved 2017April26
Diaz, Shelley. "“This One Summer” Restored to Henning, MN, School District Library, with Restrictions" School Library Journal. http://www.slj.com/2016/06/censorship/this-one-summer-restored-to-henning-mn-school-district-library-with-restrictions/ Retrieved 2017April26
Flood, Alison. "Minnesota school's ban on graphic novel draws free-speech protests" Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/books/2016/may/25/minnesota-schools-ban-on-graphic-novel-this-one-summer-mariko-and-jillian-tamaki-protests Retrieved 2017April26