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ReadSafe Ratings Helps Protect Authors While Giving Parents, Educators, Librarians and Readers Clear Information About Book Content

AUSTIN, TEXAS — As Texas joins the nation in observing Banned Books Week, October 4–10, 2026, the Texas Authors Museum is encouraging a broader conversation about books, authors and the families trying to make informed reading choices. Instead of reducing the discussion to whether a book should simply remain on a shelf or be removed from it, the Museum asks another question: What if readers were given better information about the book first? T…
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The Gilmer Mirror broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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