> Actually, maybe my answer in this case did not be the subject browse
> list, but in that case, I wonder what the alternative would be. I can't
> think of another good way to have done it (but if you tell me one, I can
> check online today) - to have helped me from being unproductive. : )
> Even if I wasn't a cataloger, I'd feel this way. : )"
In the Evergreen instance that Georgia PINES is running, I went to
Advanced Search, entered detective into a keyword field, selected
Non-Fiction from the Literary Form filter, and Juvenile from the
Audience filter. All the results seemed "relevant".
Browse lists of the sort that librarians like are coming, though.
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Received on Wed Jun 09 2010 - 10:58:30 EDT