Banned Books & Forbidden Knowledge Reader Sticker

$2.16 $4 In stock

This sticker celebrates banned books and the forbidden knowledge that sparks change. Don't let them tell you what you can read! Down with fascism!

- Water-resistant, UV laminate
- Handmade in my New Jersey, USA workshop

Care instructions:
- Please do not soak
- Clean surface before applying (yea, it helps)
- Best when applied to clean, flat, non-porous surfaces
- Avoid heat, moisture and humidity to avoid peeling- that would suck!

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★ Oct 22, 2026

The UV laminate really makes the colors pop, and I love that it's water-resistant since I put it on my laptop. Feels sturdy enough to survive in my bag.

Aurora W. ★★★★★ Oct 21, 2026

Peeled it from the backing easily and stuck it on my laptop without any bubbles—the UV laminate really holds up to daily use. It's a small but bold statement that sparks good conversations at coffee shops.

Emily ★★★★★ Oct 18, 2026

Stuck it on my laptop right next to the spine of my well-worn copy of *1984* — the water-resistant coating already survived a coffee drip. Bold, sharp message that makes people actually pause and read it. Exactly the kind of quiet rebellion I wanted.