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Most small to mediumsized public libraries are not depositories, research facilities, or storage places, but rather somewhere between these and a bookstore operation. To best serve patrons' needs it is important to have current, attractive, welldisplayed books. Trying to save everything just in case someone, sometime, might want a lowuse item is frustrating to both staff and clientele. Buildings can only hold a certain amount, so as long as there are new acquisitions, some of the older material has to go. Jampacked shelves are not pleasant to browse through and make a page's job more difficult.
Collection Building – Emerald Publishing
Published: Mar 1, 1990
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