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Award-winning author Amy Sarig King takes on censorship and intolerance in a novel she was born to write.
Everyone in town knows and fears Ms. Laura Samuel Sett. She is the town watchdog, always on the lookout for unsavory words and the unsavory people who use them. At night, she stays up late with a black Sharpie in her hand, crossing out the words in books that the town needs to be protected from.
Most people in town give in to Ms. Sett's actions, figuring they're what keeps them safe and perfect. But what if there was a group of students who were tired of reading blacked-out books? What if they decided to push back? What would happen then?
Everyone in town knows and fears Ms. Laura Samuel Sett. She is the town watchdog, always on the lookout for unsavory words and the unsavory people who use them. At night, she stays up late with a black Sharpie in her hand, crossing out the words in books that the town needs to be protected from.
Most people in town give in to Ms. Sett's actions, figuring they're what keeps them safe and perfect. But what if there was a group of students who were tired of reading blacked-out books? What if they decided to push back? What would happen then?