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Loading... Careers for Bookworms & Other Literary Types, 3rd Editionby Marjorie Eberts
None.   gnewfry | Nov 24, 2006 |  supposedly this was the book that made me realize that i wanted to be a librarian, according to my mother (i don't really remember that--i remember having a conversation with a friend on the way to talk our Spanish fluency exams but anyway...) this series of career guide books is great because it starts out with interests and lists different careers--what different kind of jobs there are in those careers, what kind of education they require, what types of things you do, etc. I have a couple of editions of at least a few of these books so obviously they are good (or i was confused, undecided, or couldn't find my first copy...) (  ) rampaginglibrarian | Jul 9, 2006 | supposedly this was the book that made me realize that i wanted to be a librarian, according to my mother (i don't really remember that--i remember having a conversation with a friend on the way to talk our Spanish fluency exams but anyway...) this series of career guide books is great because it starts out with interests and lists different careers--what different kind of jobs there are in those careers, what kind of education they require, what types of things you do, etc. I have a couple of editions of at least a few of these books so obviously they are good (or i was confused, undecided, or couldn't find my first copy...) ( )1  rampaginglibrarian | Jul 9, 2006 | no reviews | add a review
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You are a bookworm if you relish days lost in the library stacks somewhere between Sa-Se and Se-Si. You are a bookworm if you read every possible moment you can--on the train, at lunch, at the doctor's office, in bed. Now Careers for Bookworms can help you turn your passion for pages into a career. Here you will find out how bookworms:
* Run book publishing companies
* Write and research for magazines
* Keep everything in order at the library
* Research critical information for government think tanks
* Sell books to other bookworms
* Pass along the love of reading to the next generation . . . and more
Inside, you'll find all the information you need on salaries, working conditions, and opportunities for professional advancement. Written for newcomers and career-changers alike, Careers for Bookworms is an essential book for anyone considering a career in this addictive hobby. (