LibGuides: Celebrating the Freedom to Read: Banned Books Week 2014

UC San Diego Reads Banned Books: Events

And Tango Makes Three by Justin Richardson; Peter Parnell; Henry Cole (Illustrator)
Call Number: Oversize Geisel, Floor6 PS3618.I34469 A53 2005
ISBN: 9780689878459
Publication Date: 2005
Barefoot Gen by Keiji Nakazawa; Project (Translator)
Call Number: PN6790.J33 N3313 (Geisel, 7th fl)
ISBN: 9780867196023
Publication Date: 2004
Beloved by Toni Morrison
Call Number: PS3563.O8749 B4 1987
ISBN: 0394535979
Publication Date: 1987
Fun Home by Alison Bechdel
Call Number: PN6727.B3757 Z46 (Geisel 7th fl)
ISBN: 9780618871711
Publication Date: 2007
Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi
Call Number: PN6747.S245 P4713 (Geisel 7th fl)
ISBN: 9780375714573
Publication Date: 2004
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie
Call Number: PZ7.A382 Ab 2007, Geisel Floor7
ISBN: 9780316013680
Publication Date: 2007
The Awakening by Kate Chopin, Ed. Nancy Walker
Call Number: PS1294.C63 A6435 2000, Geisel Fl 7
ISBN: 9780312195755
Publication Date: 2000
The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls
Call Number: HV5132 .W35 2006 Geisel Fl 6
ISBN: 9780743247542
Publication Date: 2006
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
Call Number: PS3511.I9 G7 2013 Geisel Fl 7
ISBN: 0743273567
Publication Date: 2013
The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini
Call Number: Proquest e-book
ISBN: 9781594631931
Publication Date: 2013
Ulysses by James Joyce
Call Number: Geisel Fl. 7, PR6019.O9 U4 1984 v.1, PR6019.O9 U4 1984 v.2, PR6019.O9 U4 1984 v.3
ISBN: 0824043758
Publication Date: 1984

For more lists of the most frequently challenged or banned books, check out the links below.

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BBW 2014 Celebrates Graphic Novels
This year's focus for BBW is comics and graphic novels. Read more at ALA's Office of Intellectual Freedom blog.
Common Reasons for Book Challenges
This page lists and explains some common reasons for book challenges.
Take Action Against Censorship
ALA provides a list of how to oppose censorship.
The Library Bill of Rights
Adopted by the American Library Association in 1939, the Library Bill of Rights is a set of guidelines for providing services to patrons.