Re: TARGET: Organizing state books

[Barbara Campbell <bbc@MINDSPRING.COM>]

Speaking of organizing the 398's-- because I work in a magnet school
whose focus is international studies, we have lots and lots of folk tales
& fairy tales from around the world.  I've made little stickers with the
continents' names on them to label these stories and I shelve them
according to continent.  I've had lots of favorable comments from both
teachers and students regarding this 'creative organization.'  I think
the whole point of classifying and organizing books in a library is to
make them more accessible for your patrons and this works for us.

Barbara Campbell, Library Media Specialist
            bbc@mindspring.com
     MacMillan International Academy
         Montgomery, Alabama, USA
         "One World, Many Friends"

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