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Developing library and information center collections

G. Edward Evans

1995

Building library 3.0

Woody Evans

2009

User education in libraries

Nancy Fjällbrant

1978

Managing acquisitions in library and information services

Liz Chapman

2001

Reader Development in Practice

Bob Glass, Susan Hornby

2008

Guide to the use of books and libraries

Jean Key Gates

1962

The social transcript

Charles B. Osburn

2008

Managing information resources in libraries

Clayton, Peter

2001

A Chartist's library

Margaret Hambrick

1986

Pathways for communication

D. J. Foskett

1984

Women's collections

Suzanne Hildenbrand

1986

Into the future

Michael H. Harris

1993

Library fund-raising: Vital margin for excellence (Library management series)

Sul H. Lee

1984

Library and information center management

Robert D. Stueart, Barbara B. Moran

1993

The Internet library

Julie Still

1994

Teaching library use

Rice, James

1981

The burning of libraries in Iran and Alexandria

Murtaz̤á Muṭahharī

1983

Imagine your library's future

Steve O'Connor

2010

Library 2.0 and beyond

Nancy Courtney

2007

Integrated advisory service

Jessica E. Moyer

2010

A librarian's guide to telephone reference service

Rochelle Yates

1986

Collection development

Bill Katz

1980

Library space planning

Ruth A. Fraley, Carol Lee Anderson

1985

Cataloging and classification

Theodora L. Hodges, Lois Mai Chan

1981

Handbook of data processing for libraries

Robert Mayo Hayes

1970

The electronic library

Kenneth E. Dowlin

1984

Presidential temples

Benjamin Hufbauer

2006

Searching 2.0

Michael P. Sauers

2009

This Book Is Overdue!

Marilyn Johnson

2010

Library communication

Donald E. Riggs

1991

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