Julianne Moore Speaks Out After Children's Book Pulled From Pentagon Schools

Julianne Moore's children's book, "Freckleface Strawberry," has been removed from Pentagon-run schools. The actress discussed the controversy on "The View." "There was this sort of moment when these books were being looked at and maybe eliminated from schools and libraries," Moore said. The book, part of an eight-book series, explores themes of difference, which may have contributed to its removal. Moore, whose father served in the army, attended a DOD school herself, adding a personal dimension to her perspective. The incident highlights ongoing debates about censorship and appropriate content in educational settings. The renewed interest in the book, however, has led to increased sales and fan support.