Officials gather for Banned Books Week at Norwalk library
The week showcases books that face restrictions due to their themes, language or depictions of issues.
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Sep 27, 2024, 11:21 AM
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12h agoLt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz was at Norwalk Public Library for Banned Books Week 2024.
The week showcases books that face restrictions due to their themes, language or depictions of issues.
Officials at the event say all books have the power to spark imagination.
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