The title Lawn Boy and it's Educational Appropriateness for School Libraries.


The title Lawn Boy by Jonathan Evison, which has made mainstream media for it’s vulgarity, is available in CFISD High School libraries. I filed a Formal Reconsideration on it, and two schools responded they were keeping the book. I was told Lawn Boy is considered "Educationally Appropriate."

Please review the following letters and book availability:




There is a reason this book made the news for being available to minor students at school libraries. Lots of profanity, drug/alcohol use and the character talking about when he was in 4th grade (I think this is 10 years old) "sucking dicks." These screenshots are not exhaustive, but I can't publish the entire book. 

Please take a look:




















Lawn Boy is not the only pornographic book available in CFISD libraries. Please see my other blogposts for more pictures and information.


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