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Scapegoats: Book, Library, and Dog Blaming
10 May 2024

Scapegoats: Book, Library, and Dog Blaming

by Victoria Waddle | posted in: Book Reviews | 2

My last Substack post might be of interest: It’s so strange, the way librarians and library books have become the scapegoat for American society’s ills. I found myself needing to talk about the blame game.  Blaming books for dangerous teen … Continued

Banned books, blame, book reviews, breath, censorship, Dogs, librarians, libraries, scapegoats, sexual strangulation, Tim Winton
Censoring Empathy: Let’s Challenge Erasure
8 Aug 2022

Censoring Empathy: Let’s Challenge Erasure

by Victoria Waddle | posted in: Book Reviews, Censorship, YA fiction, YA literature | 0

Book censorship is far more threatening than it was ten years ago because it erases anyone who doesn’t look or think like the censor.

book challenges, book reviews, censorship, school librarians, school libraries, YA fiction, YA literature
Independent Bookstores: I Do Like Them
9 Nov 2018

Independent Bookstores: I Do Like Them

by Victoria Waddle | posted in: Author Events, Censorship, Independent Bookstores, Inlandia Institute | 1

Say! I like this intriguing book!            I do! I like it, take a look! And I would read books in a boat. And I would read them with a goat… And I will read them, … Continued

Bookshop Santa Cruz, Cellar Door Bookstore, censorship, drag queen story hour, fiction, IE, independent bookstores, Inland Empire, Inlandia Institute

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