[CALIBK12] Anne Rice

[jill detweiler]

OK, I will confess to some familiarity...

I am not sure exactly what ages intermediate schools serve but I would keep those books for high school only, definitely not middle school. 

I work in a K-8, and now I am wondering what sort of limits, if any, high schools might follow as far as collection development along these lines.
Thanks, Jill


Amber Claflin <Amber_Claflin at etiwanda.k12.ca.us> wrote:              st1\:*{behavior:url(#default#ieooui) }           One of our intermediate schools recently received a donation of quite a few books by Anne Rice.  The books are in very nice condition for the most part. Titles includes Blood & Gold, Violin and others.  I am not familiar with her works but plan to read a number of them this weekend.  The review sources I checked list them as adult and my hit and miss reading of a few pages lead me to think we should send them to the friends of the public library.
   
  If any of you are familiar with Anne Rice’s books, I would appreciate your thoughts.
   
  Thank you, Amber
   
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