Stephen King responds to his books being banned in Utah public schools
Headline from ABC 17 Mid-Missouri
In early July, bestselling horror author Stephen King had his second title, “Different Seasons,” added to an ever-growing list of books banned in all Utah public schools. And while King said he doesn’t usually “respond to queries about book banning,” he believes “this case is a little different.
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In early July, bestselling horror author Stephen King had his second title, “Different Seasons,” added to an ever-growing list of books banned in all Utah public schools. And while King said he doesn’t usually “respond to queries about book banning,” he believes “this case is a little different.
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