Literature and book stores are ‘alive and well,’ says author and bookseller

Author and independent bookseller Ann Patchett joins Morning Joe to discuss the battle over book bans, the debate over AI in literature and why she says literature and book stores are both alive and well.

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Literature and book stores are ‘alive and well,’ says author and bookseller

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  1. 1
    S N

    Excellent. The school bans are ridiculous considering what kids now access online. You can’t hide the world from your kids. But you can teach your kids how to develop their own values and judgement so they can deal wisely with the world.

  2. 2
    Willow Moon

    Let these fascist continue on with their book bans, their children are already forced to have technology in their faces, they can just research it online, will they move on to banning computers then?! Their children look at adult content online too, what are they doing about that?! The ignorance of these fascist.

  3. 4
    Catherine Williams

    She's right about being creative and moving. I create stories in my head. When I take my daily walks, I usually start with a story and finish it as I walk up the stairs to my house.

  4. 6
    pakpala1

    DeSanus contributed to this book ban nonsense. He lost to Disney. He lost to woke. His quest for national political office is sinking faster than the titanic..

  5. 14
    Paul

    Parents upset about sexually explicit books in their children's elementary school libraries is NOT book banning! IT'S PREVENTING CHILD ABUSE!

  6. 18
    Bertha Bridges

    "I tell my students, it's not difficult to identify with someone like yourself, somebody next door who looks like you. What's more difficult is to identify with someone you don't see, who's very far away, who's a different color, who eats a different kind of food. When you begin to do that, then literature is really performing its wonders."

    ~ Chinua Achebe (1930-2013), Nigerian professor, critic, and writer of novels and poetry. 🕊

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    Bertha Bridges

    "I read to entertain myself, to educate myself, as a way to enlighten myself–as a way to challenge my beliefs about myself."

    ~ LeVar Burton, American actor, director, ✍️ writer, and activist. He'll never be forgotten for his role in "Roots" by Alex Haley and his children's series "Reading Rainbow." 🌈

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