Sentences with phrase «get on library shelves»

But smaller publishers can get on library shelves, and my thought is that soon there will be grouping units that will do the linkage for us.

Responsible for checking new books into the computer system and getting them on the library shelves.

Not exact matches

The Blood - Red Crescent: Henry Garnett Enemy Brothers: Constance Savery (to slake an inexhaustible thirst for World War II stories) and whatever else he can get his hands on via the library, the secondhand bookstore, where he is a regular customer, and our own shelves.

Maintaining a growing library of books that you've read (whether it's on your Kindle or iPad or, you know, one of those actual «shelves» that old mansions in the movies have), is a good habit to get into at any age.

If these titles aren't on your shelf yet, you'd better get down to the library!

In response, these eager and anxious novices searched the Internet, eavesdropped on conversations to discover what other teachers did, photocopied frantically, spent hours preparing handouts, scoured library shelves for relevant background reading, and spent their own money on materials that would help them get by for a day or a week.

Same here, I use Goodreads primarily to sort all of what Ihave to read (books owned, on a shelf) and things I'm interested in that I might get from the library or download.

The text block includes Library of Congress authorized subject headings, classification numbers for both the LC and Dewey Decimal systems, and all the information librarians need to get the book ready to put on the shelf in their libraries.

While many school districts and libraries have a policy honoring parents» wishes that their own children be given alternate assignments for class readings that conflict with their morals or religious beliefs, in far too many instances schools cave in to parental outrage and simply remove a book from class reading lists; when the angry mob gets loud enough or politicians up for re-election on the «family values» ticket need to make some noise, they've even resorted to pulling the access to the book, removing it from school and public libraries and classroom borrow shelves.

There's a severe shortage of streamlined pathways for self - published authors to get their books into libraries, with many authors resorting to simply donating copies of their books and hoping they get put on the shelves (as opposed to being sold in the 25 - cent paperback sale).

A chance to get your work out there and someday see it on the library and bookstore shelves, being perused by all the inquisitive minds that want to know.

Teenagers get most of their book recommendations by word of mouth from their peers, or from book blogs, but mostly from looking on library shelves.

I mean getting your books placed on the shelves of public libraries nationwide!

Libraries: It's also not easy to get your self - published book on library shelves, but give it a try.

Additionally, libraries that need to move items across multiple floors or buildings can now benefit from a new transportation system that will help get items back on the shelf.

The getting into the distributor catalogs — and into libraries and on bookstore shelves — is one reason I am considering trying out Ingram Spark.

I really enjoy being able to satisfy my book habit without taking up room on my shelves;) Our local library also participates in the Kindle library program and that's fantastic for me - I get to borrow books for up to 21 days and read them right on my iPad... I don't even have to go to the library!

Let's start with the question on every self - published author's mind: Can we donate copies of our books to local libraries and get them on the shelves?

If our books do get into the library, is there a limited length of time they'll be kept on the shelves?

How long a book stays on the shelf depends on the library's available space, and how well the book gets used.

If you just want your book on library shelves, you may run into the same issues you face when trying to get it on bookstore shelves.

We can get «discovered» by having our print books on the shelves at libraries.

We asked our fellow Ingram colleague Joyce Skokut, Director of Library Collection Development for some insight and advice that we could share with indie authors on how best to get their books onto library shelves, and this is what she told us.

I'd like to suggest a way of getting the message out to folks who might not want to buy it but might read it if they find it on the «new books» shelf at the library.

My recommendation: get a copy of this book, give a copy to another parent, and recommend that every library and early childhood educator has one on their shelf.

The owners painted the fireplace and shelving unit on the far wall in the snug in Valspar's Charcoal Sketch grey to get a refined, library - inspired look.