[Sca-librarians] Place For Lost Plots?

[John Sandstrom]

Carowyn--

If you have access to one of them, a reader's advisory service like Novelist
might help.

Also, posting what you remember here might find the information.

Finally, although it covers a lot more than reader's advisory, you might
want to try pub-lib.  It is an e-list of public library librarians and this
king of question comes up semi-regularly there.

Omar


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Subject: [Sca-librarians] Place For Lost Plots?


Hi, all,

I've got a problem, and I'm not alone!

There are a few books I remember reading when I was younger, but other
than the plot, I have little information to go on in order to find a
copy.  In talking to others, there are many friends who have the same
problem.

Do any of you know of a place / elist / website where we can post what
info we have, and hope that someone else recognizes it and can give more
info?

-Carowyn
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