Help! There is mold in my library.

[Marylu Perchak <mlu2526@HOTMAIL.COM>]

Hello!

     I am a library student taking my first course.  One of my assignments
is to post something on a LISTSERV.  Presently, I am also, a LTS in a school
media center.  Last week mold was discovered in the library and elsewhere in
my school.  Right now the library is closed while the mold is being
analyzed.  My questions are:  "What will happen to the books if the mold has
penetrated the books?  Is there anyway to salvage the collection?"

Marylu Perchak
Palmer School of Library Science
Pleasantville, NY
www.mlu2526@hotmail.com
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