Re: Teacher damage 2

[Lisa Von Drasek <lisav@BNKST.EDU>]

It wouldn't make a difference to me that the teacher took the book home =
and her dog nibbled on it.  We wouldn't charge the teacher but I would =
certainly make hay when having my discussions with classes on caring for =
library books. We list the enemies of books in our homes (water, food, =
pets younger siblings) I tell on myself- yes my dog ate the spine of a =
signed limited edition of Mary Poppins (not a library book) Even teachers =
make mistakes when caring for books.  Lisa



Lisa Von Drasek, MLIS
Children's Librarian
Bank Street College of Education
610 West 112th St
NY  NY   10025

lisav@bnkst.edu

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