Re: GEN: BUFFY ALERT: Food for thought

["Ms.Nina Jackson" <njackson_lib@lbusd.k12.ca.us>]

Dear Peter et al.,
        Yes, it was from one of the novels (I did give the title
but I forgot to give the authors credit--Christopher Golden
and Nancy Holder).  As a huge fan of the show, I liked her
comments, *but* it is an accurate discription of the
library.

Peter forwarded:
>Oh, goodness.  I think its a false alarm.  This must be a passage from one
of the "novels" that are inspired by the show.  While the
show certainly
gives a warped view of librarians, it is in some ways a very
flattering
one. And while it is true that the library is certainly
never filled with
students, it is presented as the nerve center in the fight
against evil.
Somebody could have a lot of fun writing an analysis of the
show I'm sure.


--
 Nina Jackson
Franklin MS, Long Beach, CA
njackson_lib@lbusd.k12.ca.us

In literature as in love, we are astonished at what is
chosen by
others.--Andre Maurois

Strong school libraries increase student achievement.
                -California School Library Association

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