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Originally Posted by Catdaddy33
Having a book banned by multiple school systems could mean the loss of sales of hundreds or thousands of copies. So if they try to sell a few copies under the banned book sign at Barnes & Nobles, that's hardly a trade off.
On the flip side if a parent approves and a kid wants to read a "banned book", is it really that bad? Rather have kids reading than playing video games or watching TV all the time...
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And just who would be providing these books?