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I also use the E designation, with a purple sticker, and have a separate section 
for math and science (with a dark green sticker).  Not all of our E books, however, 
are fiction.  Every section in our library has its own color code (red for 
"advanced" fiction--another word I really don't like, etc.).

I also like the Everybody designation, as many picture-book readers are third 
graders and up.  High school students also borrow them for some of their courses 
and to use when they tutor younger children.

"A house with books is like a room without windows.  No man has a right to bring up 
children without surrounding them with books. . .Children learn to read being in 
the presence of books."  (Heinrich Mann)

Basya Karp, Librarian
Shulamith High School and Shulamith School For Girls
basyak10@hotmail.com


> Date: Sat, 19 Jul 2008 10:18:13 -0500
> From: alsobrook@CHARTER.NET
> Subject: Official classification of Easy Books
> To: LM_NET@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
> 
> I can't believe I'm asking this, but I am a new hire to a 1-5 library, and I 
> wanted to have the fiction/non-fiction sections clearly marked.  Over the 
> easy section, I put the heading FICTION, since all of the non-fiction books 
> are with the non-fiction section.  I had a teacher ask me where was I going 
> to re-locate the Easy books, and I tried to explain that they were fictional 
> books, so they were in the right place.  She gave me that, "Hmmmm.....okay" 
> look.  Am I right or should I have made the letters say EASY?  They are 
> heavy metal letters that were $10 per one, and I drilled holes in the wall 
> to mount them, so I'm really hoping I'm in the right here.  Help!
> 
> Audrey Alsobrook
> Ogletree Elementary
> Auburn, Alabama
> alsobrook@charter.net 
> 
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