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Indy author John Green fights for other YA books to be moved back to the teen section - Vimarsana News

Indy author John Green fights for other YA books to be moved back to the teen section

John Green responded to the Hamilton East Public Library Board's statement about his book being moved out of the teen section in "error."

Source: wishtv.com
Hamilton East Public Library might move John Green's 'The Fault in Our Stars' back into its young adult section - Vimarsana News

Hamilton East Public Library might move John Green's 'The Fault in Our Stars' back into its young adult section

FISHERS, Ind. — “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 […]

John Green's 'The Fault in Our Stars' back in teen section at HamCo library - Vimarsana News

John Green's 'The Fault in Our Stars' back in teen section at HamCo library

The Hamilton County library will put John Green’s “The Fault in Our Stars” back into the teen section after backlash regarding its removal.

Library board to discuss moving John Green book back to teen section - Vimarsana News

Library board to discuss moving John Green book back to teen section

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.

Source: wishtv.com
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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