HIT: Penalty or punishment for "Abandoned" Books - part 1

[Jill G Brandon <JBrandon3@COMPUSERVE.COM>]

As I was reading the responses to the abandoned book question, I couldn't=

help thinking -what a waste of time!  My circulation is so high that I
probably have 8 - 10 abandoned books turned in every day.  Even if I want=
ed
to, I don't have time to track down the person who lost the book and take=

any kind of action with them.  I am just happy to get my book back!  Sorr=
y
if I stepped on anyone's toes, but I think there are lots more important
issues to deal with in a library.

Jill Brandon, Librarian
O'Banion Middle School
Garland, Tx
JBrandon3@compuserve.com

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