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Teen & YA

banned & challenged Books


Our New Banned Books Collection for teens and young adults is just in time for

Back-to-School & Banned Book Week.

A searing look at racism, police violence, and activism through the eyes of 16-year-old Starr Carter.    BUY NOW!
Two teens-one Black, one white - confront police brutality in their community.   BUY NOW!
A survivor story about reclaiming her voice after sexual assault. Often Banned for its frank discussion of rape.   BUY NOW!
A raw, funny, heartbreaking story about a friendship. love, and loss-frequently challenged for sexual content and language.   BOY NOW!
A powerful historical YA novel about love, racism, and the 1937 Texas school explosion-banned for sexual content and rasual theme.   BUY NOW!
A beautifully illustrated coming-of-age graphic novel banned for mature themes and language.   BUY NOW!
history_edu   By Partice M. Foster
Are you a young Black queen in the making, navigating a that ofter doesn't understand or value your strength, beauty, and unique experiences?
Empowering Black Teen Girls : Cultivating Greatness and Resilience is more than just a book-it's a powerful guide, mentor, andfriend that shares the wisdom of generations of Black women who have faced the same struggkes, stereotypes, and challenges that you face today.
Jade, a scholarship student from a poor neighborhood, navigates the pressures of privilege, race, and womanhood at a private school.  BUY NOW!
Set in 1998 Brooklyn, this novel follows three teens trying to turn their murdered friend's secret rap recording into posthumous fame.   BUY NOW!
This gripping thriller follows Claudia, a teen searching for her missing best friend, Monday-who seems to have vanished sithout a trace.   BUY NOW!

Betty Before X

By ILyasah Shabazz w/ Renee Watson

Written by Malcolm X's daughter, thois middle-grade novel protrays the formative teenage years of Betty Shabazz - before she became a powerful voice in the civil righs movement. Its a Story of Friendship, faith, and finding your voice.

Recommended for:

Middle school readers, youth history programs, girls leadership initiatives, and anyone learning about Black female icons.

Why It's Been Challenged

Some districts object to the inclusion of historical racism, segregation, and its ties to Islam. It's also been lump into broader book bans targeting race based curricula..

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