A Michigan public library is promoting the reading of banned books.
The Peter White Public Library in Marquette, Michigan, is hosting “Banned Book Bingo” throughout the month of September to honor books that have been deemed inappropriate.
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“It’s important that everybody has access to books, and that no one person has the ability to take away a person’s freedom to read,” Amanda Pierce, Peter White Public Library teen services coordinator, told WLUC. “You have that right to read whatever you’d like to read.”
The library is hosting “Banned Book Week” Sept. 18-24.
Books on its banned list include To Kill a Mockingbird, Beyond Magenta, The Hunger Games, and All Boys Aren’t Blue.
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Adults, teenagers, and children may participate in the game. Participants who read three books to complete a row of a bingo card will have the chance to win a Snowbound Books gift card.
