Synopsis
A practical guide to building and managing a small library’s periodical collection.
This book helps librarians and library staff choose, organize, and operate a periodical program tailored for small libraries. It covers acquiring duplicate copies, binding, sheltering back issues, subscriptions, budgeting, and working with magazine dealers and indexes to maximize value.
- How to select magazines that fit patrons’ interests and local needs
- Practical methods for binding, shelving, and preserving periodicals
- Budgeting, subscriptions, and working with dealers for best rates
- Using periodical indexes to locate material efficiently
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