Seven books banned from library shelves

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Abstract

Summary of the Fourth Annual Report of the Oregon Intellectual Freedom Clearinghouse. In Oregon in 1991, 54 materials were challenged. 7 were removed. The books are listed with reasons for their removal.

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Resource type
- Intellectual Freedom News
Collections
- Intellectual Freedom Issues in Oregon: A News Database
Challenged
- Her father's daughter by Jean Stratton Porter; Tapping the vein, book 2 by Clive Barker; Mariska 11 by anonymous; Caroline by anonymous; A special trick by Mercer Mayer; The illustrated encyclopedia of family health by Marchall Cavendish Publishers; A girl named Sooner by Suzanne Clauser; A light in the attic by Shel Silverstein
Reading level
- children, young adult
Participant
- Multnomah County Library; Coburg Elementary School in Eugene; Beaverton School District; Jefferson Middle School; Eagle Point School District
Outcome
- removed
Location
- Oregon
Source
- The Chronicle and the Sentinel-Mist (St. Helens)
Is part of
- Intellectual Freedom Issues in Oregon: A News Database
Keywords
Additional information
- Oregon