Gen: flyleaves

[Raguet Library <raguet@LCC.NET>]

I started thinking today about flyleaves in books.  Nearly every time
first graders come to the library for their session, I teach a part of
the wonderful things we call books.  It is time to "teach" flyleaves.

What is bothering me is "Why are these end pages called flyleaves?"  I
would rather call them end pages, but the official term, I believe, is
"flyleaf."

If you know any info on this part of books, I would appreciate your
input.

--Donna Cook, (raguet@lcc.net)  Library teacher, Raguet Elem. School,
Nacogdoches, TX. 75961
.  409-569-5057

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