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August 15, 2023
John Green responded to the Hamilton East Public Library Board's statement about his book being moved out of the teen section in "error."
August 14, 2023
FISHERS, Ind. โ “The Fault in Our Stars” might be heading back to the young adult section of Hamilton East Public Library. Per a statement from HEPL Board President Laura Alerding, the book was removed from the young adult section of the library due to “an error in implementing the Collection Development Policy.” News of […]
August 14, 2023
The Hamilton County library will put John Greenโs โThe Fault in Our Starsโ back into the teen section after backlash regarding its removal.
August 13, 2023
The Hamilton East Public Library is moving "The Fault in Our Stars" back to the teen section following outrage by the book's author John Green.
August 10, 2023
For its last two meetings, the Yankton Community Library (YCL) Board has heard public comments relating to its National Pride Month display in June, and for the second time, most
August 9, 2023
Indianapolis author John Green is calling out the Hamilton East Public Library's decision to reshelve young adult books in the adult section.
July 28, 2023
Imagine walking into a grocery store to find that the only vegetable available is canned peas, the only soup, beef-flavored Top Ramen, and the only protein, frozen fish sticks. Now, imagine visiting a...
July 14, 2023
During a meeting of the Garden City Public Library Board of Trustees held on Monday, July 10, the board reviewed a letter from a resident regarding materials that the resident found objectionable in the childrenโs department. The letter was delivered on a form with the logo of a group called CatholicVote.org Members of the Library
July 3, 2023
MURRAY – Emotions were high Saturday as the Calloway County Public Library (CCPL) opened the doors of its new facility, welcoming guests for the first time since January. There were