This parent just made my day.
Her high school son had been told at least 3 times in the last 5 days to
return his 2 library books or he would not get his report card. He would
smile at me and say "Oh yeah" and wander off.
Yesterday morning, I saw him standing in the parking lot with his mother and
she was not happy. As I wandered by I heard the words "library book" and
"taxi" and found out that she had basically informed him that since she had
heard from his tattletale best friend that the librarian had specifically
reminded him several times to bring back the books, she would run him home
and he could walk in the door, grab the books and call a taxi to bring
himself back to the school to return those books and thus get his report
card. She ended the conversation with a hug and a kiss.
I just couldn't help but feel that this is one mother who might actually be
doing it right.
Carol Van Brocklin
Librarian
Faith Academy-Mindanao
Davao City, Philippines
carolannvan@motimail.com
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> 1. HIT: Kindles for Checkout
> 2. more reasons for overdues
> 3. Citation Tools
> 4. HIT: [updated] about bloopers in ARCs
> 5. GEN: When does a book belong in Dewey 813?
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> Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 07:59:32 -0400
> From: "Connie R. Spurlock" <connie.spurlock@SOUTHWESTSCHOOLS.ORG>
> Subject: HIT: Kindles for Checkout
>
> I received one hit regarding how you store books on a set of Kindles from
> Meliss and she said I could share:
>
> " I am a high school librarian with 30 Kindles in our collection. All of
> our Kindles are on the same account, which means that all of our Kindles
> have access to any ebook purchased. We purchase one ebook and download it
> to one Kindle and then can share that ebook to 5 other Kindles on the same
> account for free. The Kindles must all be on the same account in order to
> share.
>
> You can "share" two ways.
>
> One way is by being logged into your Amazon account on a computer. From
> the "Digital Content" category, select "Manage Your Kindle." You will see
> a section towards the bottom of the page titled "Your Orders." You will
> see listed there any ebooks that you have purchased with your account.
> Off to the right you will see the words "Deliver to..." Click on the drop
> down arrow and you will see Kindles from your account listed there.
> Select the Kindle to which you want to share the ebook, and it will be
> downloaded onto that Kindle in about 60 seconds for free.
>
> OR, on your Kindle itself, hit the HOME button. Locate "Archived Items."
> This will list all ebooks attached to your account. From there you can
> scroll through all of the books attached to your account, and you can
> select a book for download straight from there. It will be downloaded
> onto that Kindle in about 60 seconds for free.
>
> I hope this helps! Let me know if you need anything else.
>
> -Melissa Engel-Unruh
> Librarian, Chambersburg Area Senior High School
> Chambersburg, PA
> engelmel@chambersburg.k12.pa.us"
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> Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 08:08:50 -0400
> From: Juliann Moskowitz <juliann14@HOTMAIL.COM>
> Subject: Re: more reasons for overdues
>
> "I'm sorry I couldn't return the book. I was in jail." I can't say that
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> Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 08:10:04 -0400
> From: Amy Ipp <amymipp@GMAIL.COM>
> Subject: Citation Tools
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> Dear Colleagues:
>
> We subscribe to NoodleTools and love it because of the guidance it
> provides
> and the way it makes the students think about the sources. My question is:
> how do you think it compares to Easy Bib?
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> Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 08:18:23 -0400
> From: Katy Manck <katyroo@GMAIL.COM>
> Subject: HIT: [updated] about bloopers in ARCs
>
> After my post yesterday of a 'no answers' HIT about typos in ARCs, two
> stalwart LM_NETters with publishing experience sent these insights
> (thanks,
> Ken & Lisa!):
> ====
> From experience, I can assure you that publishers typically work
> diligently
> to find and fix typos and other errors that remain at the ARC stage before
> the book goes to its first real printing. That does not mean that every
> error is found and fixed, of course. But the timelines for reviewers
> require
> that ARCs/galleys be sent out before the very last of the work is
> completed.
> Reviewers and the like are probably not going to send error corrections to
> the publisher. That is just not their role, and they know that uncorrected
> galleys are just that: uncorrected.
>
> Chances are that the author, and maybe a few specially selected advance
> readers, will go over the galley with a fine-tooth comb and send
> corrections
> to the assigned editor, supplementing the work of an in-house or
> contracted
> proof reader.
>
> Regards, Ken Umbach
> Kenneth W. Umbach, Ph.D.
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> From my experience, most errors are caught before the final publications
> and
> we don't need to give a heads up. If there is a factual error, I have sent
> an e-mail. Only once in 15 years of reading galleys has anything had to be
> changed because of a concern that I had expressed.
>
> Lisa Von Drasek
> Children's Librarian, Bank Street College of Education, School for
> Children
> Pre-K- 8,
> 610 West 112th St, NY NY 10025 lisav@bnkst.edu
>
> ===
> Original query on LM_NET:
> "Dear 'NETters and any publishers' reps out there -
> I know that Advance Reader Copies (ARCs) say "Uncorrected Proof " but
> does that mean that someone in the publishing house is fixing each typo,
> misspelled word, doubled punctuation mark, etc right now?
> Or do the publishers want ARC readers to e-mail them the oops places?
> Since current-day books seem to have just as many uh-ohs in the finished,
> on-the-shelf product as the older books that I read (from pre-computer
> days), I wonder whether any correcting gets done between ARC/galley and
> sold
> book!"
>
>
> Katy Manck
> Librarian-at-Large
> Gilmer, Texas, and Davenport, Florida, USA
> IASL: The GiggleIT Project for children's writing
> http://www.iasl-online.org/sla/giggleIT
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> Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 08:41:02 -0400
> From: Elizabeth Varley <Elizabeth_Varley@WMSDE.ORG>
> Subject: Re: GEN: When does a book belong in Dewey 813?
>
> Actually Anne is American, although she has lived in Ireland for many
> years. So my question is do you use land of nativity or land of choice?
> "Anne McCaffrey was born on April 1st, 1926, in Cambridge,
> Massachusetts, at 1:30 p.m., in the hour of the Sheep, year of the Fire
> Tiger, sun sign Aries with Taurus rising and Leo mid-heaven (which seems
> to suggest an early interest in the stars).
>
> Her parents were George Herbert McCaffrey, BA, MA PhD (Harvard), Colonel
> USA Army (retired), and Anne Dorothy McElroy McCaffrey, estate agent.
> She had two brothers: Hugh McCaffrey (deceased 1988), Major US Army, and
> Kevin Richard McCaffrey, still living.
>
> Anne was educated at Stuart Hall, Staunton Virginia, Montclair High
> School, Montclair, New Jersey, and graduated cum laude from Radcliffe
> College, majoring in Slavonic Languages and Literatures."
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: School Library Media & Network Communications
> [mailto:LM_NET@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Terri Street
> Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2010 8:30 PM
> To: LM_NET@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
> Subject: Re: GEN: When does a book belong in Dewey 813?
>
> Peck and Cabot are in the 813s because that's the Dewey number for
> American
> Fiction. McCaffrey is Irish, so her books should NOT be in the 813s but
> in
> the classification for Irish Fiction (which I'm honestly not sure they
> even
> have since I don't have a Dewey book here), or at the very least in 823,
> English Fiction, since Ireland is part of the UK.
>
> Dewey provides a number for every book, including fiction, periodicals,
> biography, and short story collections. Most libraries choose to put
> those
> three in separate sections rather than spreading the nonfiction so thin
> by
> having all those fiction titles dumped in the 800s!
>
> Terri L. Street, School Librarian
> Longfellow Middle School
> Norman, Oklahoma
> tstreet@norman.k12.ok.us
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> "Never judge a book by its movie." -- J. W. Eagen
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> On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 4:38 PM, Lollie Hoel
> <lghoel@henrico.k12.va.us>wrote:
>
>> I am purchasing books for a new school. In the vendor's
> catalog, in
>> the 813 section I am looking at titles such as: Anne McCaffrey's
> Dragons of
>> Pern series and her Acorna series; Are you in the house alone? by
> Peck,
>> Richard, and The boy next doorby Meg Cabot
>> Why are these considered 813 instead of Fiction?
>>
>> I will probably have them recataloged and placed in Fiction. I should
> know
>> this answer.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>>
>> Lollie
>>
>>
>>
>> Laura (Lollie) Hoel, NBCT
>> School Librarian, Tuckahoe Middle School
>> lghoel@henrico.k12.va.us
>> (w) 804-673-3732
>> ILL-45
>>
>>
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> Date: Fri, 28 May 2010 08:51:22 -0400
> From: Susan Grigsby <susan.grigsby@GMAIL.COM>
> Subject: Re: Overdue Rant & Funny Stories
>
> I had a little girl bring back a book securely encased in a Ziplock baggie
> along with the vomit she had deposited all over it. I smiled, thanked her
> for her diligence, and told her the book now belonged to her.
> On the last day of post-planning I had a parent come in to pay for a book.
> I
> said "Oh, I guess you couldn't find it?" The mom said, "We found it but I
> really like that book so I just want to pay for it." She must have seen
> the
> momentary look of surprise on my face and, as I looked up the account,
> said
> "Unless you want it back." I explained that the amount she would be
> charged
> would not cover replacing the book and with the huge loss of funding we're
> experiencing there would be no practical way I'd ever have it in my
> collection for the other students. She sighed and said, "Well, okay, we'll
> bring it back tomorrow." She did. Whew.
>
> On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 8:56 PM, Anne Paulson <paulsonap@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Have you ever had the dubious pleasure (odiferous as well) of a returned
>> book covered in mushy banana? (The book and banana had been sharing space
>> in
>> a student's backpack for quite a while.) The book was a goner. Then there
>> are all the soaking wet books these days, from improperly closed water
>> bottles in backpacks. I'm beginning to wonder whether I should invest in
>> plastic book bags......sigh.
>>
>> Anne Paulson
>> Library Media Specialist
>> Lake Placid Elementary School
>> Lake Placid, NY
>> 518-523-3640, ext. 4525
>> paulson@lakeplacidcsd.net
>>
>>
>>
>> > Date: Wed, 26 May 2010 16:40:09 -0700
>> > From: pope1966@ATT.NET
>> > Subject: [LM_NET] Overdue Rant & Funny Stories
>> > To: LM_NET@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
>> >
>> > We had a 2nd grader
>> > Marcia, I may have your story beat....three times!
>> >
>> > We had a 2nd grader who brought her book back and told me her baby
>> brother had sat on it and peed on it! Nothing on the pages...only on the
>> cover. After consulting with our school nurse who assure me I didn't
>> have
>> to worry about some dreaded disease...I got cleaner and cloth and rubber
>> gloves and made that book look spic and span! Of course, it helps that
>> it
>> was a Bound to Stay Bound Book with their great laminated covers! And
>> though I can't remember the title...I'm sure it's still on the shelf!
>> >
>> > Then there was the student who had gotten sick on his way to school one
>> morning...and you guessed it...up came his breakfast all over his book.
>> He
>> was so pitiful and scared of my reaction I couldn't do anything but laugh
>> and smile and tell him not to worry about it!
>> >
>> > And then there was one of my teacher friends who returned a teacher's
>> guide out of a kit...that her cats had knocked off a counter into...you
>> guessed it...the cat litter box! She brought it to school to see if I
>> could
>> save it...it was NOT salvageable!!! Let me just say, when something has
>> been in a litter box...it BECOMES the litter box! Ha....
>> >
>> > Tony Pope
>> > Library Media Specialist
>> > McHenry Primary School
>> > 100 McHenry Dr.
>> > Rome, GA 30161
>> > pope1966@att.net
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> Elkins Pointe Middle School
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> "It is more than ironic that school districts are willing to spend
> hundreds
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> *have
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