Sentence examples for book removed from from inspiring English sources

John Green's Looking for Alaska has been named the most challenged book of 2015 (challenge meaning someone requested to have the book removed from a school or library) in a survey by an American Library Association.

The same year it was published, a parent group in the Anoka-Hennipin school district in Minnesota tried (and failed) to get the book removed from the curriculum and school libraries.

Although she worked to get other organizations to act against Bailey, Conway also had not much success trying to use her influence with the National Academies to have Bailey's book removed from the Web, investigated, and denounced.

And, sometimes, they are just books; removed from your collection, they no longer exist in conjunction.

Unlike DVDs or CDs or Xbox games, books removed from public libraries have no resale value.

And it will continue to discount books removed from its internal lists and its best-seller shelf, at 20percentt instead of 30percentt, just as it does for some other specially promoted books.

Another lobby, of Catholic conservatives, is now campaigning to have all "offensive" books removed from public libraries.Such is the hysteria that, when Ms Belghoul recently urged parents to boycott classes as part of a day of protest over gender theory, scores of schools suffered.

While some parents want certain books removed from schools, teachers are remembering the important reasons to keep them in the classroom.

Also in 2000, Christian parents complained to the school board in Durham Region, Ontario about Harry Potter, and managed to get the books removed from school library shelves.

During World War II, the Wills Memorial was bombed, destroying the Great Hall and the organ it housed, along with 7,000 books removed from Kings College London for safe keeping.

James put up pictures of Mike's children, people moved to have books removed from consideration for awards.