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Read Me a Story, Stella (Stella and Sam, 7)

Marie-Louise Gay

In the first new Stella book in four years ― in a series that has sold two million copies in ten languages ― Stella introduces little brother Sam to the pleasures of reading. Sam is as busy and worried as ever, and Stella almost always has her nose in a book these days, but she finds time to help hi...

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The Breakfast Club

This children's book was added to a list of potentially inappropriate titles at a library due to the author's last name. The content of the book is about siblings reading together and building a doghouse.

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Read me a story, Stella, a children's book by author Marie Louise Gay, appeared in a public library keyword search list of potentially inappropriate material.

— Episode: DONKEY: Children's Book Flagged by Alaba...

Episode: DONKEY: Children's Book Flagged by Alabama Library...

This children's book was added to a list of potentially inappropriate titles at a library due to the author's last name. The content of the book is about siblings reading together and building a doghouse.

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Read me a story, Stella, a children's book by author Marie Louise Gay, appeared in a public library keyword search list of potentially inappropriate material.

Read me a story, Stella, which seems to be what everybody's focused on, was a book that was just on a keyword search list. It has never been banned, moved or touched, and the library is still sitting where it's supposed to.

The answer to what's in the book that is potentially dangerous is nothing. The book is about a pair of siblings reading together and building a dog house.

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