Response to book challenge request

[Linda Rogde <greenquilt2003@YAHOO.COM>]

This is a repost. Sorry.

We are librarians who respond to information requests all the time. Why would we 
NOT offer information when asked to someone who is studying to become one of us? It 
seems somewhat mean-spirited to deprive a resource to a student of librarianship (a 
subject we all love and love to talk about). And remember we were and many continue 
still to be students. Isn't being in the library field all about sharing 
information?

Just a thought.
Linda Rogde
Middle School Librarian
Seoul Foreign School
Seoul, S. Korea



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