This is my first year in a high school library that has been active for
approximately twenty years. I have several books that are falling apart,
some that...according to records...aren't that old. But, I cannot tell from
what company the books came. Is there a way to tell that I don't know
about? I just can't believe the number of books that I need to replace
due to wear and tear. Is this my reality check?
Thank you.
Kim Smith-Harber
Salem High School
Salem, Arkansas
Library Media Specialist
ksmith@salem.ncsc.k12.ar.us
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