We have a list of award-winning juvenile titles on standing order with our
jobber. You simply supply the awards you want to collect and they add
them. Of course, you're purchasing them under that structure, so if you
want to rent only, that's another matter. We've found it cheaper to buy
these titles and keep them longer term.
Aline
On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 9:16 AM, <acqnet-l_at_lists.ibiblio.org> wrote:
> Our Learning Resources Center, which serves the College of Education, is
> looking for new ways to quickly get award winners and starred or positively
> reviewed titles onto the shelves. I’m interested in hearing about any
> experiences your libraries may have had with using a McNaughton-like rental
> collection for children and/or YA books. We are just starting to explore
> this possibility and I see that McNaughton does offer such collections. Has
> anyone used this service? Have you used similar services from other
> companies? If so, which ones? What have the pros/cons been?****
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