Secondary Fiction Lists

[lynn cotter <lynn1213_2000@YAHOO.COM>]

I recently became librarian in a small 9-12 high school and I am still taking 
classes. I have taken Selection but I was wondering if there is a standard list of 
basic titles that every fiction collection should have? There are lots out there, 
but what is best and what do people really use?

Lynn Cotter, Librarian

Montague High School

Montague, MI 49437

lcotter@remc4.k12.mi.us



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