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Loading... Your Home Library: The Complete System for Organizing, Locating,…by Kathie Coblentz
None. A slim, handy guide for turning piles of books into an attractive and useful library. Sadly, the software is outdated and useless. I’ve no idea what the fake parchment paper filled binder is for. Got it for some tips, but I think LibraryThing explains why I found this set in a discount clearance house. Unless you're a data-entry maven, the software is worse than useless. Why waste hours of time entering the info for your books, when the technology exists to simply enter the ISBN and get all the relevant data? (hmmmm... Library Thing, anyone?) The "shelf feet" info was somewhat confusing, suggestions for classifying by genre was vague, and the material could have been presented in a much more logical fashion. Layout of the book also lacks...although non-fiction isn't necessarily as compelling as fiction, this really puts me to sleep. There is some good information in here, but overall it is a dissappointment. I am only hoping that it doesn't take potential librarians and turn them off from the whole idea. This book reads like a marian-the-librarian steriotype. Libraries can be vibrant, alive and FUN. This book is none of the above. no reviews | add a review
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The only real value to this book is it got me so mad that I found LibraryThing, so vastly a superior source of info and tools for cataloging a home library as to make it obsolete. (