Banned Book Week 2024 at Childress Ink ~ Ink-a-Dink

Sharing the importance of this issue, with the ALA, ABA and Ink-a-Dink Bookstore. Follow here and on our socials for giveaways and updates.
About this Event

Sharing the importance of this issue, with the American Library Association and the American Booksellers Association, with free resources, giveaways and industry updates.

Banned Book Week 2024

Many do not realize the implications and impacts of "banning" books, not only for children, but for all who believe in the Freedom of Speech.

Does this mean ALL books should be accepted by ALL?

Absolutely not. Unfortunately, with increase in self-publication, the market has been flooded with mediocre books that do not go through the rigorous editorial and fact-checking that goes into the creation of a book of excellence.

Especially in children's literature, there is added responsibility, which I have written on and continue to share.

About:

: Seek out and share books of excellence and guide authors in their craft.

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: Ink-a-Dink.com, an ecommerce children's bookstore offering quality children‘s books and adult-interest nonfiction titles, poetry, stationary, paper craft. Member of the American Booksellers Association, an official Indie Bookstore, recipient of James Patterson 2021 Holiday Bookstore Bonus Award and 2023.

Recommendations curated by long-time Girls’ Life book reviewer Kim Childress and the Ink-a-Dink team, seeking out and sharing excellence in children’s literature. An affiliate of Childress Ink, learn more at Ink-a-Dink.com.

Mission:

Provide resources for parents, educators, schools and communities
Get more kids books into the hands of children
Instill the love of reading in future generations

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Banned Books W**d:

Banned Books Week was launched in 1982 in response to a sudden surge in the number of challenges to books in libraries, bookstores, and schools. Typically (but not always) held during the last week of September, the annual event highlights the value of free and open access to information and brings together the entire book community — librarians, educators, authors, publishers, booksellers, and readers of all types — in shared support of the freedom to seek and to express ideas. @BannedBooksWeek

For free resources, visit BannedBooksWeek.org, and follow our socials, at Childress Ink Reviews and Ink-a-Dink Bookstore.