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Andrew Harbison, director of SPL’s library programs and services division, said the library has been following the progress of the Books Unbanned program since it was announced by BPL about a year ago.

Since Books Unbanned’s inception a year ago, the BPL reports that 6,300 teens from all 50 states have signed up for its National Teen eCard, and have checked out approximately 100,000 e-titles.

Did we only go to the BPL together because I helped her take the T?

“Welcome to the BPL,” Mom said.

The initiative, called Books Unbanned, is fighting what the BPL describes as an “increasingly coordinated and effective effort to remove books tackling a wide range of topics from library shelves.”