"Librarians! Citizens! Be advised that terrorists are easily identified by their chosen reading material. Please study the list of terrorist-preferred volumes below - and promptly report any persons you may encounter reading them to the FBI Terror Literature specialists who will soon be visiting your community!"

"Each year, the American Library Association (ALA) is asked why the week is called 'Banned Books Week' instead of 'Challenged Books Week,' since the majority of the books featured during the week are not banned, but 'merely' challenged. There are two reasons. One, ALA does not 'own' the name Banned Books Week, but is just one of several cosponsors of BBW; therefore, ALA cannot change the name without all the cosponsors agreeing to a change. Two, none want to do so, primarily because a challenge is an attempt to ban or restrict materials, based upon the objections of a person or group. A successful challenge would result in materials being banned or restricted."

• "wall poster of character on fire"
  
• "many lies"
  
• "portrayal of Satan as a loving, caring and sensitive being"
  
• "a giant talking female private organ"
  
• "lust for war" (wait, isn't President Bush a Christian?)
  

"En esa misma página se encuentra L.A.C.K. (Librarians Are Corrupting Kids), . Otra página muy curiosa. Explican como cada año se pide la retirada de libros de las bibliotecas y mantienen un blog de noticias sobre los ultimos cambios en las prohibiciones de libros. Supongo q no hará falta mencionar que eso ocurre en EE.UU., ¿verdad?"