Give ‘Em What They Want!: Managing the Public’s Library American Library Association 1992 Submitter: This was not a bad choice for 1992. But holding on to it today is just sad. This was still being used at my local
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NLW 2017 – Lively Libraries
250 tested ideas for lively libraries or GO, PEP, and POP! Baeckler and Larson 1976 Submitter: Not only is this book ancient, but it was also still on the shelf. We are a small, rural public library. Holly: The
Natl Lib Wk 2017- Opportunities for Minorities in Librarianship
ALB Celebrates National Library Week 2017 with some library themed choices. Opportunities for Minorities in Librarianship Josey and Peeples 1977 Submitter: It always exciting to see librarian career guides at my local public library. I am always talking up our career
Librarians Ruin Everything!
As Holly and I prepare for ALB’s “best of” list for 2016, I have decided to tell everyone just how powerful a librarian I am. Holly is too. Evidently, I have the power to ruin all sorts of things in
Making Children Count
Output Measures for Public Library Service to Children: A Manual of Standardized Procedures Walter 1992 I love me some output measures! Mary and I wrote the book on making stuff count. (Feel free to pony up $80 and buy a
Library Management for the 80’s
Managing the Public Library 2nd ed. Sager 1989 In honor of National Library Week, we have a few bonus posts to make sure you are also thinking about your professional collection. (When was that last weeded?) This relic was published
Natl Lib Wk 2015 – Planning and Role Setting for Public Libraries
Planning and Role Setting for Public Libraries: A Manual of Operations and Procedures McClure, Owen, Zweizig, Lynch, and Van House 1987 My library hired a new Director when our previous Director retired a while ago. As she read all the
Another ALA Special: Future Libraries
Future Libraries: Dreams Madness & Reality Crawford and Gorman 1995 What does the future hold in libraries? Well, pretty much what the authors suggested. This book was written in 1995, so we are now their future. (Woah! That was deep!)