Junior High School Library Catalog

Junior High School Library Catalog

by Juliette Yaakov, Anne Price

988 pages· ISBN 9780824208806
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A selective list of 4,520 fiction and nonfiction books recommended by an advisory committee of librarians for young people in grades five through nine, with annotations or excerpts from published reviews for most. The books were all published in the US or published in Canada or Britain and distributed in the US. A very few out-of-print are cited that the committee insists no well-rounded collection could lack. The four sections include separate catalogues of nonfiction, fiction, and story collections; an author, title, subject, and analytical index; a select list of recommended CD-ROMS; and a directory of publishers and distributors. The first edition appeared in 1965 as the Junior High School Library Catalog. The high price includes annual supplements from 2001 through 2004. Annotation copyrighted by Book News Inc., Portland, OR

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