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29 books that were challenged in Canada - Vimarsana News

29 books that were challenged in Canada

Freedom to Read Week, which takes place Feb. 19-25, 2023, highlights the importance of Canadians' intellectual freedom.

Source: cbc.ca
Publishing bosses who censored Roald Dahl described him as a favourite childhood author - Vimarsana News

Publishing bosses who censored Roald Dahl described him as a favourite childhood author

Francesca Dow, managing director of Penguin Random House Children's, and Jane Griffiths, who leads on Puffin's Dahl publishing, both described the author as being among their favourite writers

Rishi Sunak joins criticism of changes to author Roald Dahl's books - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak joins criticism of changes to author Roald Dahl's books

Source: BBC News - Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has criticised changes to Roald Dahl books after the removal of some references to things like characters' appearance and weight sparked a fierce debate. Dahl's estate and publisher said works including The BFG and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory had been updated to be more suitable for modern audiences. Some said they approved of

Changes to Roald Dahl books condemned by Rishi Sunak | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Changes to Roald Dahl books condemned by Rishi Sunak | East Anglian Daily Times

Books by Roald Dahl have been rewritten to cater for the sensitivities of modern audiences.

Source: eadt.co.uk
Changes to Roald Dahl books condemned by Rishi Sunak | North Wales Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Changes to Roald Dahl books condemned by Rishi Sunak | North Wales Chronicle

Books by Roald Dahl have been rewritten to cater for the sensitivities of modern audiences