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In "Property of the Rebel Librarian," twelve‑year‑old June Harper faces the loss of her beloved library when her parents join a movement to remove “objectionable” books from Dogwood Middle School. Angered and determined, June secretly establishes a hidden library in an empty locker, collecting banned books and turning her modest space into a sanctuary of reading. As she defends literature from censors, June learns about the power of stories, the importance of diverse viewpoints, and the silent rebellion that can ignite in a young mind.
First publish date: 2018
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Allison Varnes
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