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EXCLUSIVE: Conservative children's book publisher Brave Books says Facebook pulled the plug on its advertising account on Thursday with no explanation and immediately denied the publisher's appeal.

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The account was restored after Fox News Digital reached out to Facebook for an explanation. Brave Books said the permanent suspension of Facebook Ads by the Meta-owned social media platform was "a massive blow" for the publisher, which creates books for kids ages 4 to  12 that promote "pro-God, pro-America and anti-woke values.

Team BRAVE from BRAVE Books (BRAVE Books) "Meta’s decision to permanently ban our account is an ‘existential threat’ to our company," Brave Books founder Trent Talbot said in a statement following the account shutoff. "When I 

started BRAVE Books, I never would have imagined that picture books of cute talking animals who live on Freedom Island and teach kids about pro-God and pro-America values could 

ever be so controversial. Freedom Island is not so free anymore."

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"Parents need a way to instill the God-given values and truths this country was founded on in the most engaging way possible," Talbot continued. "That is why we started the Freedom Island series, fun and engaging books with games and activities for the whole family that teach the values that made our country strong. Why does Facebook want to cancel that?"

Talbot told Fox News Digital his team cannot figure out what content triggered the ban, and insists that they have been careful not to violate any of the social media platform's rules because Facebook is such a critical part of their marketing plan.

Brave Books shared with Fox News Digital the message Facebook sent the publisher confirming that their ad account had been "permanently disabled."

Meta "permanently disabled" Brave Books' ad account citing noncompliance with Facebook's "Advertising Policies or other standards."

The notice denying their appeal stated that the account "didn't comply with [Meta's] Advertising Policies or other standards," but did not point to any specific violations. The message from Facebook stated, "This is our final decision."

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Several hours after being reached by Fox News Digital for a response, a Facebook spokesperson declined to confirm on the record that Brave Books' ad account had been suspended, but said "The account is currently active."

In reaction, Talbot told Fox News Digital, "This is a prime example of big tech today. They shut down small companies who say anything contrary to their woke agendas. They may reinstate accounts only when they are hit with bad PR, only to throttle those same accounts to make them ineffective."