How do you motivate young adults to read more and better books? Though much attention in recent years has been focused on students with reading problems, little aid has been available to professionals and parents concerned with the capable, if too often unmotivated, reader. "Fiction for Youth: A Guide to Recommended Books" is designed to help solve this problem. It is a basic core collection and guide for those working with young people who would read more books if stimulated to do so. The best of juvenile and adult fiction for young adults is made accessible through the lively annotations.

Fiction for youth: A guide to recommended books

Reference

Shapiro, Lillian L.

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Neal-Schuman Publishers

With the space demands of new equipment and sparse expansion funds, librarians are under more pressure than ever to make the best use of available space. Library Space Planning covers all aspects of space planning, library moves, and security needs. This guide widely offers techniques for best exploiting space through careful appraisal and reorganization. Included are sample floor diagrams, moving checklists, and sample bid specifications.

Library space planning: How to assess, allocate, and reorganize collections, resources, and physical facilities

Fraley, Ruth A.

Childrens Media Marketplace

Politics & Social Sciences

Jones, Delores B.

Social Sciences

This is a guide for librarians and archivists who need to respond to disasters or to formulate plans for preventive measures. The manual discusses the various types of disasters--fire, water, wind, earthquakes--and how to recover from their damaging effects on physical structures and such media as paper, books, photographs, microfilm, and tapes. Includes instructions for writing a disaster plan, from gathering information to following up.

Disaster Planning and Recovery: A How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians and Archivists (How-to-Do-It Manuals for Libraries, No. 21)

Fortson, Judith

What is the proper framework for effective board operations? How can it be achieved? This manual begins with board structure, including by-laws, officers, committees and policies. It explores the purpose and function of the library board and methods to avoid the sometimes adversial relationship that developes between board members and librarians. Specific issues and responsibilities covered include board appointments and departures, effective committee work, keeping the board informed, public relations, and working with the board on budgets and salaries.

Working With Library Boards: A How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians (How to Do It Manuals for Librarians)

Gordon S. Wade

A guide for the public or academic librarian seeking humanities programming funds from NEH or a state humanities council. The manual considers every aspect of the process, beginning with a sound rationale for humanities programming as a legitimate library endeavour.

Humanities Programming (How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians)

Rubin, Rhea Joyce

O'Donnell, Peggy

Phelps, Thomas C

Training paraprofessionals is vital to providing good service and minimizing turnover. This manual is designed for librarians creating and implementing a training programme for paraprofessionals who will be working in reference services. The process is covered from goal-setting to evaluation.

Training Paraprofessionals for Reference Service (How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians)

McDaniel, Julie

Ohles, Judith K

Consensus is that any provider of products or services should be engaged in marketing. It is usually less clear what sort of marketing activity is appropriate, how to relate it specifically to library services and how to do it effectively without an in-house expert.

Marketing (How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians)

Walters, Suzanne

Information on everything that contributes to the smoothly-running library media center is offered here. The authors first examine the purpose of the library media program within the school, and then cover topics like materials selection and circulation, acquisitions, processing, staffing, and instruction. They also deal with public relations, the library facility itself, and ways to become involved in curriculum planning. A practical, workable approach to budget proposals, allocations, and controls rounds out this indispensable guide.

Running a School Library Media Center (How-To-Do-It Manuals)

Barbara L. Stein

Risa W. Brown

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Fiction for youth: A guide to recommended books

Library space planning: How to assess, allocate, and reorganize collections, resources, and physical facilities

Fiction for youth: A guide to recommended books

Childrens Media Marketplace

Disaster Planning and Recovery: A How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians and Archivists (How-to-Do-It Manuals for Libraries, No. 21)

Working With Library Boards: A How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians (How to Do It Manuals for Librarians)

Humanities Programming (How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians)

Training Paraprofessionals for Reference Service (How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians)

Marketing (How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians)

Running a School Library Media Center (How-To-Do-It Manuals)