Banning Children's Literature

Jill explores the surprising history behind the banning of "Stuart Little," revealing the tensions between influential figures like E.B. White, his wife Catherine, and librarian Anne Carol Moore. As she delves into their correspondence, she uncovers a complex narrative about what literature is deemed appropriate for children and the underlying societal questions it raises, including identity and belonging. The discussion challenges listeners to reconsider the implications of censorship in children's stories.