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On Fri, 22 Nov 1996, Kathryn K. Lafferty wrote: > I hope some of the publishing companies are monitoring this > discussion. While I would love to have covers on display, I > want them on the books because they do help extend the life of > the book. I wish the publishers would make extra copies of the > book covers and sell them separately for a nominal cost. This > would solve the dilemma! Great idea! I have 3 display cases in the hallways and every time I display new books, students come to me and ask for the ones in the cases. That means a trip around the school (pentagon) to the far side to get a book and re-arrange my display. Also, getting those books to stay on the bulletin board wall (I use strips of fused laminating film) is a headache. If we could order display copies of the covers when we order the books (for a minimal cost, of course!) we would have ready-made bulletin boards! Also, if we have too many, we could share with different departments and they could fill their bulletin boards with selections that pertain to their subject matter. Some could even be used on our publicity displays when we are promoting reading activities or fund raisers. Actually, the display copies wouldn't have to be full covers although having the summary and author's picture that are sometimes included might be good. I would be willing to pay a bit extra for such when I order. Publishers could just add a place on the order form for display covers just like they do for card sets and data diskettes. Good thinking, Kathryn! .----. Betty Hamilton, LRS | | 701 Cub Drive bhamilt@tenet.edu ____|* ~~~~~~. Brownfield TX 79316 Brownfield High School \ | (806) 637-4523 \_/\ . / \ { \ } ~