GEN: indicate level of your target/hit

[EFisher610 <EFisher610@AOL.COM>]

Rena Deutsch just posted a query asking about the level of a book that was
recommended--is it suitable for mid/high or for elementary?  If more people
would indicate this kind of information in the subject line, it would _greatly
benefit_ many of us.  Some posts are sent with absolutely no indication either
in subject line or in signature of what level school you serve.  To have to
send another message to determine whether something is relevant is a real
waste of time, both the sender's and the responder's.  PLEASE make your
subject lines as descriptive as possible:  study the subject guidelines given
by the owners, make a copy of them, and post them by your screen!  It will
help all of us be more discriminating about what we read and give me, in
particular (and probably others too), more time to be able to respond to those
requests for information about which I have some knowledge.

Ellen Fisher, Librarian
Radnor HS, Radnor PA
efisher610@aol.com

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