TRUE OR FALSE: "Where's Waldo" was banned in several states because it caused children too much frustration.

NAME THAT BANNED BOOK: This famous book, by author J. K. Rowling, about a young boy who discovers that he is a wizard was banned for promoting witchcraft.

NAME THAT BANNED BOOK: This book is actually the real diary of a young, Jewish girl hiding from the Nazis during World War II.  It is thought to be too tragic and "depressing" for young readers.

TRUE OR FALSE: "Unicorns are the Worst" is banned because it discriminates against unicorns.

TRUE OR FALSE: The book, "Ban this Book," was banned because the central topic was book banning and censorship.

TRUE OR FALSE: The picture book "And Tango Makes Three," a true story about two male penguins who adopt an orphan chick, was the most challenged children's book in 2024.

TRUE OR FALSE: More than 4,000 books are currently banned in the U.S.

TURE OR FALSE: Parents and librarians are responsible for most book challenges.

TRUE OR FALSE: The book, "Where the Wild Things Are" by Maurice Sendak, about a boy sent to his room without supper has been banned because it "promotes witchcraft and supernatural events".

NAME THAT BANNED BOOK: This book by Raina Telgemeier about a girl named Callie who takes an acting class in school has been banned because it contained LGBTQ characters  and themes too mature for elementary students.

NAME THAT BANNED BOOK: This book about a "terrific" pig and his spider friend was challenged in 2006 because talking animals were considered unnatural.

TRUE OR FALSE: In 2010, the state of Texas banned the book "Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What do you See?"?