>Do any of you use Booklist?
One of my instructors introduced us to Booklist. I really like and plan to
get a subscription as soon as I get my own library. Right now I am hired as
the library aide (although I have my degree and the librarian does not - long
story). But I really like the way the put books together into units. For
example, the issue I saw had books that dealt with many of the bill of
rights. I believe it would be a useful tool for librarians and teachers.
Vaneesa Thompson
Library Media Specialist
Hazlewood High School
Town Creek, AL
Vaneesat@aol.com
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