Mum’s one-woman mission to rid shelves of David Walliams’ books

• Jane Morton Driscoll from Oxfordshire has bought 11 David Walliams books from charity shops to have them pulped following sexual misconduct allegations against the author.
• A joint investigation by The Guardian and ITV accused Walliams of grooming girls as young as 15, which he denies while expressing regret for behaving thoughtlessly in past relationships.
• Book retailer Waterstones is returning remaining stock to publisher HarperCollins, which is phasing out Walliams' titles following previous complaints about his conduct.
• Ms Morton Driscoll had already barred her son from reading Walliams' work due to concerns over offensive stereotypes, fat-shaming and classism.
• She described her campaign to remove the titles as a healing process following her own past experiences of mistreatment by men in the workplace.

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‘I’m buying every David Walliams book I see in charity shops – to get them pulped’