Anyone every use the Library of Congress surplus books offer? For what I can tell
on their website
(http://www.loc.gov/acq/surplus.html<http://www.loc.gov/acq/surplus.html>) you can
never tell what will be there and you have to come in person to the Washington LOC
office that handles their surplus books. I was just pondering it because I know
some people who go back to D.C. every year with the Close Up program and I wondered
if it was worth the effort to see if one of them would take an extra suitcase and
bring back things for my VERY new, budget-less library. It appears from the
website that the materials are free, but you have to arrange to pick them up and
remove them yourself.
Anyway, if anyone has had experience with this, I'd love to hear about it!
Lizanell Boman
Secondary Library Media Specialist
American Leadership Academy
Spanish Fork, UT
lboman@americanleadership.net<mailto:lboman@americanleadership.net> or
lizanellb@msn.com<mailto:lizanellb@msn.com>
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