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62 titles banned · Florida

Banned Books

A Clash of Kings A Clash of Kings A Clockwork Orange A Clockwork Orange A Court of Frost and Starlight A Court of Frost and Starlight A Court of Silver Flames A Court of Silver Flames A Court of Wings and Ruin A Court of Wings and Ruin A Sin Such as This A Sin Such as This A Stolen Life A Stolen Life All Boys Aren't Blue All Boys Aren't Blue Beautiful Beautiful Beyond Magenta Beyond Magenta Breathless Breathless Burned Burned Choke Choke Collateral Collateral Crank Crank Damsel Damsel Forever . . . Forever . . . Forever for a Year Forever for a Year Homegoing Homegoing House of Earth and Blood House of Earth and Blood House of Sky and Breath House of Sky and Breath I Am Jazz I Am Jazz Identical Identical It Ends with Us It Ends with Us Last Night at the Telegraph Club Last Night at the Telegraph Club Living Dead Girl Living Dead Girl Lucky Lucky Man o' War Man o' War Margo Zimmerman Gets the Girl Margo Zimmerman Gets the Girl Push Push Red Hood Red Hood Storm and Fury Storm and Fury The DUFF The DUFF The Handmaid's Tale (Graphic Novel) The Handmaid's Tale (Graphic Novel) This Book Is Gay This Book Is Gay This Is Kind of an Epic Love Story This Is Kind of an Epic Love Story Tilt Tilt Tricks Tricks Water for Elephants Water for Elephants What Girls Are Made Of What Girls Are Made Of Wicked Wicked yolo yolo
All Your Perfects
American Psycho
Anatomy of a Boyfriend
And They Lived . . .
Beautiful Disaster
Call Me by Your Name

About Broward County Public Schools

Broward County Public Schools serves communities in southeastern Florida, encompassing Fort Lauderdale and the surrounding county. As one of the larger school systems in the state, it operates a wide network of elementary, middle, and high schools serving a large and diverse student population.

Books in Schools

This tracker currently lists 62 distinct titles that have been banned or challenged within Broward County Public Schools. That places the district among the more active in Florida in terms of the volume of titles subject to removal or review, though the scale varies considerably from one Florida district to another depending on local review processes and how aggressively challenges have been pursued.

Much of this activity has unfolded against the backdrop of Florida House Bill 1467, signed into law in 2022, which expanded requirements for school districts to review and approve materials available in classrooms and library collections, and established new avenues for parents and residents to challenge specific titles. The law is widely cited as a driver of increased book review activity across Florida school districts, including this one.

No verified news coverage specific to Broward County's book removals is currently available for this page. As reporting becomes available, it will be linked here to provide additional context on individual decisions and the process behind them.