New Hampshire lawmakers consider bill to establish process for banning books in schools

Is 'Where the Wild Things Are' Really Getting Banned From Some Schools?

'Where the Wild Things Are' definitely seems like a harmless children's book, so why was it once banned from schools across the country?

New Hampshire lawmakers consider bill to establish process for banning books in schools

New Hampshire lawmakers and lobbyists are debating a bill that would create a process for banning books from school libraries.

New Poll reveals public backlash against book bans and criminalizing librarians - Manchester Ink Link

EveryLibrary and MomsRising published the results of a poll this week conducted by the University of New Hampshire examining Granite State residents' support of House Bill 324.

‘Read everything’: browsing small bookstores as national book bans rise

The first book ban took place in 1637 in Quincy, Massachusetts after Thomas Morton critiqued Puritan customs and power structures. In 2025, the act of banning books in the Bay State is unthinkable, but not impossible. Financial assistance and grants for public schools and libraries are being impacted by the Trump administration’s current freeze in funding across the public sphere. Libraries depend on federal funds to pay for statewide services, …