Genrefication is a new trend in both School and public libraries.
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She thinks pets are nice for other people, has no children at the moment, and is super involved with her church.
Laura has lived in three countries, five states, and currently calls South Carolina home.
Laura and her dreamy husband enjoy reality competition shows, reading, and are working to adopt a child internationally.
Believe it or not, she does have a life outside of the library.
Her other hobbies include organizing books on the shelf, decorating her library, and having book clubs with her students.
Nothing makes her happier than helping children find books that they love.
About the Expert Laura Holladay is in her fifth year as a School librarian and her twelfth year in education.
With ideas for how to win over reluctant administrators, suggestions for a variety of ways to genrefy, and simple tips to make things go more smoothly, this book is a great resource for any School librarian who is considering genrefication.
Genrefication 101 is written for School librarians by a School librarian who has actually survived genrefying her own school\'s library. - Tips and tricks to make the process work even if you attempt it midyear. - How to keep Genrefication from taking over your life and making you crazy. - Is Genrefication right for you? - Why Genrefication is the worth the work.
In this book, we will discuss: - What it means to Genrefy your library.
Why is this trend so popular? Is it really making a difference for users? Will our readers be damaged for life if we don\'t teach them how to function in "traditional" Library organization? If those questions sound familiar, you\'ve found the right book for you.
In the midst of this move away from traditional organization, many librarians find themselves asking some important questions.
Librarians all over the world are starting to organize their collections in new ways.
Genrefication is a new trend in both School and public libraries
