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HUNTINGTON — Little Free Library units painted in children’s storybook themes have allowed the Greater Huntington Park and Recreation District parkgoers to “take a book, leave a book” since 2016.

Educators and students have been finding creative ways over the past few years to circumvent book bans in states and schools across the country. Inside and outside the classroom, vested teachers, parents and young readers are forging access to free versions of books that have been taken off the shelves in schools, largely in Republican-led…

WKYC Studios takes a look back at our favorite moments from the 2023 Cleveland Reads campaign.

(THE FEDERALIST) – The president of Northern Indiana Atheists raised money to build several Little Free Libraries in 2024 specifically to “share banned and challenged diverse books,” including those with LGBT messaging and pornographic material. Troy Moss fundraised for the project over his Facebook page in November, surpassing his goal of $800. According to Moss,…

Northern Indiana Atheists is planning to build several Little Free Library kiosks and stock them with sexually explicit books aimed at kids.

‘We want the bottom shelf to be accessible by littles,’ says the queer-supporting atheist working to share sex books with kids.

As Winter Break is coming up, ECISD says "Little Free Libraries" are a way to get children to enjoy reading during the holiday.

Little Free Libraries all over town promote literacy for children but also to sustain reading habits for a lifetime among people who otherwise may not have ready access to books.

Little Free Libraries all over town promote literacy for children but also to sustain reading habits for a lifetime among people who otherwise may not have ready access to books.

ESCANABA — Little Free Libraries are a global phenomenon and they are popping up all over Delta County and Escanaba. Every new box joins the movement to share