I agree with Sarah Field and Mr. Wise.  There are many quality books and 
audiovisual materials--fiction and nonfiction--that are written from an 
Orthodox viewpoint.  To exclude these titles simply because they are 
"Orthodox" in nature is to deprive libraries of what could be valuable 
additions to any Jewish library collection.
(I may be a bit late in adding my two cents to this discussion, but my son 
Ari got married on February 13 to a wonderful girl named Yocheved and my 
mind has been elsewhere!)

Basya Karp, Librarian
Shulamith School For Girls

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