Скачать или смотреть Meet the authors who wrote two of the U.S.’s most banned books

Author Jodi Picoult says she received dozens of letters from teen-agers who had thought about bringing a gun to school but changed their mind after reading her book, “Nineteen Minutes.”
Yet, in the 2023-2024 school year, it was the country's most banned book.
“Gender Queer,” a memoir written by Maia Kobabe also tops the country's banned books list. Kobabe told GBH News’ “Under the Radar” Host Callie Crossley, “the people banning books are not readers.”
Kobabe and Picoult joined Crossley to talk about the impact of their books being banned and how to counter the growing effort to censor books.
This conversation is part of Unbound Pages, a year-long series examining the anti-book-banning movement in America. To listen to all the stories, go to gbhnews.org/UnboundPages

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