Longer lasting bindings

["Anne C. Oelke" <anne@OELKE.COM>]

I'll second Donna Cooks suggestions about using some of the prebind
companies.  I do get a few things from Perma-Bound just for the sake of the
replacement guarantee on their bindings.  Their rep. was in just yesterday,
and I think that I'll be getting copies of the "I Spy" books from them.
The bindings from Scholastic on those just do not hold up to the constant
circulation that they get.  Perma-bound has some things in the pub.
original bindings, but they still give you the lifetime guarantee on those
as well.  Follett also has the same guarantee of replacement for the life
of the book (or some such language) for their Follett-bound books.  So,
I've been going with more of those this year.  If you use their online
database, Titlewave, you'll be able to choose the Follett-bound when it is
available.
Anne C. Oelke  Library Media Specialist
Cambria-Friesland School District
Cambria, WI. US  53923
mailto:acoelke@centurytel.net

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