Mom seeks appeal in Harry Potter case
FROM STAFF, WIRE REPORTS
Published on: 01/18/07 A Loganville mother who claims Harry Potter books promote wickedness and witchcraft said she will appeal the state's decision to allow the best-selling books to remain in Gwinnett school libraries.
Laura Mallory, who has three children in elementary school, said Wednesday she has requested an appeal of her case to Gwinnett Superior Court
Mallory has said the books should be removed from all Gwinnett County public schools.
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Gwinnett Daily Post link (Outdated, but no registration)
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Clearly, this woman is off her rocker. She hasn't even read the books because they're "long and [she] has four kids". She says she knows they're obscene because of "research". Thankfully, it seems the county has enough brains to realize this woman is flat-wrong, but it's shocking she'd waste so much time and money to drag this on. Don't like it? DON'T READ IT!
FROM STAFF, WIRE REPORTS
Published on: 01/18/07 A Loganville mother who claims Harry Potter books promote wickedness and witchcraft said she will appeal the state's decision to allow the best-selling books to remain in Gwinnett school libraries.
Laura Mallory, who has three children in elementary school, said Wednesday she has requested an appeal of her case to Gwinnett Superior Court
Mallory has said the books should be removed from all Gwinnett County public schools.
AJC link (May require registration):
Gwinnett Daily Post link (Outdated, but no registration)
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Clearly, this woman is off her rocker. She hasn't even read the books because they're "long and [she] has four kids". She says she knows they're obscene because of "research". Thankfully, it seems the county has enough brains to realize this woman is flat-wrong, but it's shocking she'd waste so much time and money to drag this on. Don't like it? DON'T READ IT!
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