Toronto libraries to feature new section of banned, censored books
Books that were once censored or banned will be getting their own section at 100 Toronto Public Library branches as part of Freedom to Read Week.
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Books that were once censored or banned will be getting their own section at 100 Toronto Public Library branches as part of Freedom to Read Week.
In a new initiative to protect “intellectual freedom,” the Toronto Public Library (TPL) has created a Book Sancturary Collection comprised of 50 books that have been challenged, censored or removed from libraries and schools across North America.
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