This is a book discussion for kids and we will have a special guest via Zoom, the author of Not Another Banned Book,  Dana Alison Levy!

Date: Tues. October 29th, 4:30-5:30pm

Location: 2nd floor, Board Room

Who can sign up? Kids in Grades 4-6.  The first 12 kids to sign up AND pickup their book will get a copy to keep.***

Due to high demand for this title, we ask that you pickup your book within 5 days of receiving an email that the books are in and being held at the 2nd Floor Kids Desk.

How does sign up work:

Once you’ve been emailed the books are in:  pick up your copy of the book from the 2nd Floor Kid’s Desk: Mon.-Thurs. 10-8:30 PM, Fri. & Sat. 10-5 PM.

Read the book and show up to the in person discussion and you get to keep the book!

To be fair, if you don’t show up, you have to return the book.

What is this book about?

A ripped-from-the-headlines middle-grade novel about a group of students who must fight book banning at their school to save their club and change the world… one book at a time.

Molly’s been putting her life back together piece by piece since her brother died two years ago. With weeks until eighth grade graduation and facing new problems at home, Molly has never needed Ms. Lewiston’s book club more.

But then someone anonymously complains about the book club and the books they’re reading. Ms. Lewiston is put on leave, the books are removed from her classroom, and book club is suspended . . . indefinitely.

Together with her friends, Molly tries to fight back. But through school walkouts, serious sleuthing, and even some plastic flamingos, Molly finds that battling injustice is only the beginning. The real challenge is confronting the truth, no matter how unwelcome. Is she brave enough to face the answers she uncovers, even when they’re not the ones she’s looking for?

BIO

Dana Alison Levy is the author of bestselling and critically acclaimed books for kids and teens, including the beloved Family Fletcher books and her latest middle-grade novel, It Wasn’t Me. Her books have been bestsellers, garnered multiple starred reviews, been named to Best Of lists, and are Junior Library Guild Selections. Some of them have also been banned. Dana was last seen reading banned books with her family in New England.