Practically Bookish Podcast

Ep 2: Book Banning For Dummies

14. Januar 2026

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Buckle up folks, this one is a doozy! Books are being banned all across the country, and we're here to talk about it, along with a bit of a free history lesson (you're welcome). To quote our Lord and Savior Stephen King: "If they ban a book in your school, haul your ass to the nearest bookstore or library ASAP and find out what they don't want you to read."

And don't mind the squirrelling. We all have ADHD around here. We're working on it. Stay tuned soon for a new website and Patreon.

Don't forget you can find us @practicallybookishpodcast and thank you for hanging out!

Books to check out:

New English Canaan - Thomas Morton

If The Legends Fade - Tom Hendrix

A Touch of Darkness - Scarlett St Clair

Come for Me - CJ Sweet

Blood of Hercules - Jasmine Mas

Midnight Ruin - Katee Robert

The God of the Woods - Liz Moore

Percy Jackson and the Olympians Series

This Book is Gay - Juno Dawson

ACOTAR - Sarah J Maas

Her Soul To Take - Harley Laroux

Fifty Shades of Grey - EL James

Grey - EL James

Twilight - Stephanie Meyer

Midnight Sun - Stephanie Meyer

Six of Crows - Leigh Bardugo

Famine - Laura Thalassa

Stuffed - Silvia Morrow

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Sources to note throughout the episode:

Pen.org

American Library Association

Harvard Library

Atlas Obscura

The Guardian

Unite Against Book Bans

Barnes and Noble

PBS News Hour

Reads with Rachel

History & Extras:

16 Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford

WWI Treaties & Reparations - US Holocaust Memorial Museum

Nazi Book Burnings - US Holocaust Memorial Museum

Old Gods of Appalachia

The Contoured Librarian

Meet Me in the Media Center

Tales Podcast

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