Harry Potter #4 on cassette

[Laurie Woodfin <lwoodfin@MASSED.NET>]

The request from someone about how to handle reserves for "Goblet of Fire"
prompted me to ask about how to handle the "packaging" of the 12 cassettes
in the audio version for an elementary school.  I am considering dividing
the cassettes into 2 packages of 6 tapes each so that one student doesn't
tie up the whole story for weeks while waiting to listen to the end. Would
there be problems, does it violate copyright, or is it just "wrong" to
violate the integrity of the "book"?

Laurie Woodfin, Media Specialist
Margaret Neary School
Southborough, MA 01772
lwoodfin@massed.net

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