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Cataloging and Classification: An Introduction

Lois Mai Chan

Discussion: Spring 2011

Why we're reading this: As I have never read any books on classification, I chose this book after reviewing several possibilities…more
[close] As I have never read any books on classification, I chose this book after reviewing several possibilities. The reason I chose this one is because Ms. Chan is the most widely known author on this topic. She provides an easy-to-understand method of classification, especially for those who are new to this topic.

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Nov 11, 2012 Kristin Comeaux marked it as to-read

I have not read this book, but I am sure once I am done , I will be very happy that I don't have a job at the Library if Congress! Cataloging is very difficult and subjective. Thankfully, for most purposes, a public school librarian will never have to catalog a book in this manner - thank you to those that have already done it for us!!!! ...more

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Nov 29, 2015 Christy Boehm marked it as to-read

I picked this book in order to gain more insight into classification.

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