The Free a Challenged Book project encourages readers to promote freedom of expression by placing frequently censored books in public places for new readers to find.
Freeing a book is simple. Just get a copy and plant it for unsuspecting readers. By leaving a challenged book in your community for others to find and enjoy, you can raise awareness about the risks of censorship while also sharing a worthwhile piece of literature. Just print off the label in this post and tape it to the inside of the book to spread the word.
This initiative is sponsored by the Freedom of Expression Committee and Bookcrossing.com to commemorate Freedom to Read Week.
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