Biggest number of banned books in a year

What does "banned" mean in this context? Because there are absolutely no banned books in the USA today. Literally anyone can buy any book from private sellers today, pretty much at any age, with absolutely no restrictions at all. Curating materials made available to minors in publicly funded schools is NOT "banning books". For example not allowing the Sleeping Beauty series or the Story of O in an elementary or high school library isn't inappropriate and can't really be called a "banned book" on that basis. But I'm willing to guess that if a school district decided that Ann Rice's pornographic works published as A.N. Roquelaure shouldn't be available to 3rd graders in a public school it would be counted as a "banned book" in this count. This is literally fabricated BS. There are very literally no banned books in the USA today. Any book can be publicly advertised and sold to anyone, even at any age. Not allowing clearly pornographic, potentially damaging materials (such as self-harm and such) to be in publicly funded schools is NOT banning books, however much the Left wants to pretend it is, for propaganda purposes.

Of course it’s Texas. They have Greg Abbott and Ken Paxton two of the most corrupt unqualified, racist, ignorant, fascist bigoted trans phobic homophobic misogynistic politicians we have they’re afraid of their own fucking shadow. Of course they’re gonna want to have uneducated people to vote for them.