in 1997, gwinnett county public library removed nancy friday's bestseller "women on top" from its collection after two patrons complained about its sexual content. connie cosby, one of the patrons, had requested that the book be made unavailable to children, and was "stunned" but "ecstatic" that library director jo ann pinder removed it entirely. "women on top" became the fourth book gwinnett county public library had removed from its shelves because of complaints about content.