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I am a library aid for my highschool, these books were once taken off the shelves and legally banned.
However due to many authors and publishers threatening to sue (and some actually following through), 36 of the 176 books banned have returned.
Hope it continues. And sorry if this breaks the politics rule even if it doesn't show a politician.
I see no list just a photo with nothing. Is the op serious?
I am serious, i'm not the school librarian myself. I'm just the assistant who gets to have a semi-free period in my senior year. She had all the banned books out away in a box that she then scanned and put to the side for me to put on the book cart then back on the shelves.
But yeah we definitely didn't have all 33 books lol
So give me the list of the titles because it even doesn't sound plausible