emotional pain portrayed in Forever (Blume), 99–100
It’s OK if You Don’t Love Me (Klein) on, 161–64, 186, 187
puberty of, portrayed in Then Again, Maybe I Won’t (Blume), 39–42, 69, 79, 144, 186
Bradbury Press
Blume’s discovery by Jackson, 10–17
Blume’s working relationship with Jackson, 25–26
censorship and, 167
headquarters of, 101
sale of, 198
Braden, Tom, 183
Brock, Judy, 140
Brown, Claude, 186
Brownmiller, Susan, 47
Brumberg, Joan Jacobs, 34–35, 89
Buchanan, Pat, 183–84
bullying, Blubber (Blume) on, 144, 176–77, 186–88
“A Bunny’s Tale” (Steinem), 4
Burger, Warren E., 165
Burns, Mary, 210
Bust magazine, 39, 49, 110, 132
Butler, Dean, 138–41
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Calderone, Mary Steichen, 30–31, 102–3
Carter, Jimmy, 166
Carver, Raymond, 214
The Catcher in the Rye (Salinger), 13, 186–87
CBS Sunday Morning (TV show), 7
censorship, 145–53, 154–64, 165–74, 175–82, 183–93
of The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian (Alexie), 67–68
of Are You There God? (Blume), 28
Banned Books Week (American Library Association), 156–57
book banning and libraries, 167, 175–78, 180, 201–9
book banning as contemporary problem, xvi–xvii, 207–9
book banning (mid to late 1970s), 149–53
DeSantis and Florida, 168–69
Island Trees School District v. Pico (1982), 149–51, 168
of Klein’s books, 156–64
literary criticism and, 145–49
of Maudie and Me and the Dirty Book (Miles), 154–56
Miller v. California (1973), 171
