The funny thing about book burnings is that I got obsessed with them and collected them wildly as a kid.
Essentially speaking I read "Lettres Philosophique" and got so horny for the England compliments that I went on a tear collecting banned books.
Let's just say there was a reason some of those books were burned. (There was also a reason why Wilhelm Reich's research notes endured the only court-mandated burning in American history as well, but that's a story for another day.)
The truth of modern society is that TV and movies have supplanted books for a great number if people and we aren't at the point of books burnings, we're at the point where there's been so many book burnings that people are starting to get sick of it.
We moved from reasonable to unreasonable book burnings quite a while ago and the Harry Potter novels is the point where the waves recede.
The book burnings have run their course. This recent outbreak went far beyond the book burnings of Nazi Germany and we're returning to valuing expressing at a rapid rate.