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Even the popular Harry Potter series was banned in some schools and libraries. The word banned means “not allowed.” Many famous books have been banned. The last week of September is Banned Books Week. Judith Krug, a librarians and activist, beleived people should read whatever they wanted She launched the first Banned Books Weak in 1982. Even the popular Harry Potter series was banned in some schools and librarys. The word banned mean “not alowed.” Many famous books have been banned. The last week of Setpember is Banned books Week.
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