Times Bestseller list & Harry Potter

[Gail Grainger <gail.grainger@TOP.MONAD.NET>]

I just heard on the news that the New York Times has created a Children's
Best Seller List. Why? To get Harry Potter off the list.  This week the
books are in 3rd, 4th, and 12th place. After next week, The Goblet of Fire
would have been #1. They didn't think it was fair that "children's" books
should take up so many slots on the best seller list. They did say that
they thought it might help children's books, but I for one don't like it.
If they had wanted to make a children's best seller list for a good reason,
I would have agreed, but I don't agree with it just to get Harry off the
list.
Muggles for Harry Potter!!
Gail
Gail Shea Grainger
Librarian,  Chesterfield School, Chesterfield, NH
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