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And so begins another Banned Book Week.
“Read whatever they’re trying to keep out of your eyes and your brain, because that’s exactly what you need to know” - Stephen King
Banned Books Week has begun. Our display highlights some of the books that have been challenged or banned across the country. The book community—librarians, educators, authors, publishers and booksellers use this week to voice support for the freedom to read.
Holiday and winter book display, The Tattered Cover Bookstore, Denver International Airport.
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Welcome March
We’ve got a new display to celebrate all the birdsong we have started to hear in the morning.
 🌈Happy Pride Month-our displays are full of books and gifts to help you celebrate.
Books for Fall, Happy Autumn
Happy Pride! Our displays are full of books and gifts to celebrate Pride Month. Read the rainbow.
On April 5th, 1974, Stephen King, a high school teacher in the state of Maine who spent his nights and weekends writing, published Carrie, his first full-length novel. It became a bestseller and was made into a movie. The first of many of his bestsellers to be made into movies. We are celebrating 50 years of Stephen King with a display featuring his latest works and some classics, including his book ON WRITING (a staff favorite and a high school summer reading title.)
April is Poetry Month
We celebrated last week with readings from poets Lynne Viti, Lloyd Schwartz and Heather Tresler. Our poetry display is full of wonderful poets and poetry collections.
