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Currently pursuing my MLS degree. I love cataloging but...
About my libraryI am using LibraryThing to catalog what I have read in my lifetime with complete disregard to edition, or whether or not I still own the book. It is happy point and click joy.
I still like cataloging though. Once I've unpacked and settled in a more permanent place, I'll consider doing the professional thing.
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posted by ArthurSlade at 3:33 pm (EST) on Nov 4, 2007
Congrats on your MLS degree! Being a school librarian was my other favorite job.
I haven't tagged all of my books yet, so there are a lot more blasts from the past in my library
than are tagged. In fact, that's how my Library Thing obsession started, just gathering all
those old favorites (the more obscure the better) into one place. I just scroll through the pages
of my library and smile.
Come visit the store next time you're in the area. We've moved up the road to Shelburne --
more space, and beeyoootiful wooden floors. It's just lovely, if we do say so ourselves. : )
Thanks for writing!
Elizabeth
P.S. Hope you like my book. It was great fun to write.
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