Celebrate banned books week September 29th through October 6th and read one, two or all three of these award winning books! Of course these are great titles to read and discuss anytime.
There's also some great free events happening you can attend in Lincoln and Omaha including programs with the Angel's Theatre Company and also Nebraska Humanities speaker, Wally Seiler, as Mark Twain. See the flyer above for additional information, or feel free to post questions here, or by contacting any of the Nebraska Library Association Intellectual Freedom Committee members listed on this page.
If you'd like us to e-mail you a copy of the flyer for posting or sharing - email: bsealey@alltel.net.
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For Huck Finn the Barnes & Noble website - Spark Notes has some helps like key facts, questions and more: www.sparknotes.com/lit/huckfinn/, if you're wanting to get a discussion group going centering on this title. Glencoe Literature Guide (McGraw Hill) has a study guide that might help, too: www.glencoe.com/sec/literature/litlibrary/huckfinn.html. PBS also has a teacher's guide (http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/cultureshock/teachers/huck/section1_1.html) with questions and activities - and I'm certain there are many more resources online.
These are wonderful ideas! Thanks!
For additional ways to celebrate Banned Books Week, visit Aye mateys . . . celebrate your freedom t' read! and How to Celebrate Banned Books Week 2007.
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