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Coverage dated October 5, 2026

Rockford Public Library encourages teens to read by sharing banned books

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The Rockford Public Library began participating in national Banned Books Week today, featuring a collection of frequently challenged literature to highlight the freedom to read.

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  1. InDepthNH

    Banned Book Week Celebrates New Hampshire’s Academic and Cultural Freedom (opens InDepthNH)

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    The New Hampshire Legislature’s latest attempt to ban books and materials from public schools and libraries failed once again this year.

  2. MyStateline

    Rockford Public Library highlights frequently banned books during Banned Books Week (opens MyStateline)

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    Banned Books Week began Monday, launching an annual event that advocates for the freedom to read by highlighting attempts to ban books.

  3. MyStateline

    Rockford Public Library encourages teens to read by sharing banned books (opens MyStateline)

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    The Rockford Public Library began participating in national Banned Books Week today, featuring a collection of frequently challenged literature to highlight the freedom to read.

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