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What a great way to get rid of library patrons! if that is your aim.
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Also with so many online reserves it becomes a real
hassle to collect. Staff spend more time trying to
collect the fee than is collected. The 25 cents was to
cover the cost for the postcard to alert you that your
book was available in most libraries where I worked.
Jeanette Larson
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I suspect from the users point of view that charging
for reserve books is
part of being nibbled to death.
Beth Wheeler Fox, Library Director
2006 Texas Librarian of the Year
Westbank Community Library District
314-3580 327-3074 (fax)
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What a novel idea! We don't charge to reserve new or
old books.
Christine Bessent
Rylander Library
San Saba
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From: Gail Woodward
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Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 12:06 PM
Subject: Charging for reserving books
Before we were automated, patrons used to "put down
a quarter" to reserve a
book. We've pretty much gotten away from that, but
I'm wondering what other
libraries do. Do you charge to reserve books? Or
just new books?
Thanks,
Gail Woodward
Marlin Public Library
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