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Malinda Lo

Massachusetts
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Five questions for Mike Curato

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By Malinda Lo
| The Horn Book Magazine Verified
In support of the Massachusetts Freedom to Read bill, author Malinda Lo spoke with author and illustrator Mike Curato about his experiences with  challenges to his graphic novel Flamer, whose protagonist realizes his queer identity during an intense summer at Boy Scout camp. See also our recent Banned Books Week 2025 post for more information and links to more resources about this timely and important issue. 1.
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Penguin Random House’s Save Our Stories Supper Ignites Action Against Book Bans

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By Mychal Threets, Malinda Lo
| Web Wire
On Monday night, Penguin Random House hosted a powerful and urgent gathering at  Washington, D.C.’s Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library: the Save Our Stories Supper. The private event celebrated stories that are facing bans across the US and was an urgent call-to-action against censorship during Banned Books Week. By bringing together authors, educators, journalists, and changemakers, the dinner itself was a stand against the growing wave of book bans sweeping the nation.
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Last Night at the Telegraph Club Book Review

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By Malinda Lo, Lucinda Dyer
| Common Sense Media Verified
age 14+ Unforgettable queer love story set in 1950s San Francisco. Parents need to know that Malinda Lo's Last Night at The Telegraph Club, won the 2021 National Book Award for Young People's Literature, It's is a gentle and altogether captivating queer love story set in 1950s San Francisco. High school senior Lily Hu lives with her family in Chinatown and is expected to be a dutiful Chinese daughter and an All-American girl.
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