Colleagues – A bit of a dilemma: occasionally a book donation to my synagogue library includes an edition that is old and fragile enough to be unsuitable for library use, and is usually out of print. The donor doesn’t want it back, and I always wonder if there is some library or institution among us (AJL, that is) that collects such items. An example is right here: Charlotte Bronstein’s 1959 “TALES OF THE JEWISH HOLIDAYS As Told by the Light of the Moon.”
Suggestions? Amy Turim Librarian, Temple Emanuel Kensington, MD
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