Coding elementary fiction collections

[Charlotte Snyder <csnyder@MAIL.BCPL.LIB.MD.US>]

Dear Friends:
        Has anyone experimented with different ways to code, rearrange, or
otherwise limit young children's access to the entire fiction collection?
I am in a 1-8 school and have all my fiction together. Obviously there are
things there that are way above, as well as inappropriate for, first
graders. I'd like to have a way to help them choose without my having to
vet every book. Thanks for any thoughts or suggestions.

Charlotte

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* Charlotte Snyder, Librarian         *
* The Waldorf School of Baltimore     *
* and Baltimore County Public Library *
* csnyder@mail.bcpl.lib.md.us         *
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