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The Lost World

Arthur Conan Doyle

1912 ★ 4.0

Boston Public Library

Walter Muir Whitehill

1956

Reference librarianship

Anderson, Charles R.

2006

Library Daylight

Rory Litwin

2006

The Library Book

Susan Orlean

2018 ★ 4.2

Public libraries going green

Kathryn Miller

2010

Patience and Fortitude

Scott Sherman

2015

Rediscovering Public Library Management

Bob Usherwood

1996

Managing children's services in the public library

Adele M. Fasick, Leslie E. Holt

1991

Goin' someplace special

Patricia McKissack

2000

The new inquisition

Jamie LaRue

2007

Free to all

Abigail Ayres Van Slyck

1995

Non-tax sources of revenue for public libraries

Mary Jo Lynch

1988

Without A Net

Jessamyn C. West

2011

Biographical dictionary of American journalism

Joseph P. McKerns

1989

Public library internships

Cindy Mediavilla

2006

Apostles of culture

Dee Garrison

1979

Serving Latino communities

Jacqueline Ayala, Camila A. Alire

1998

Standard cataloging for school and public libraries

Sheila S. Intner, Jean Weihs

1990

Rethinking collection development and management

Diane Zabel, Becky Albitz, Christine Avery

2014

Proposed rules and regulations of the Public library

Boston Public Library

1853

Bare bones

James M. Rosinia, Mary K. Chelton

1993

Online community information

Joan C. Durrance

2002

Forbidden books in American public libraries, 1876-1939

Evelyn Geller

1984

Read on-- fantasy fiction

Neil Hollands

2007

Lola at the Library

Anna McQuinn

2006

Library partnerships

Tasha Squires

2009

World's Strongest Librarian

Josh Hanagarne

2013 ★ 3.2

The Public Library

Dawson, Robert, Ann Patchett, Bill D. Moyers

2014 ★ 4.0

Dealing with difficult people in the library

Mark R. Willis

1999

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