[Sca-librarians] Place For Lost Plots?

[Johnna Holloway]

Talking to a good children's librarian might work too.
Try to remember plot details, when you read them, was it an older book
or new book, length, difficulty level, etc. Illustrations? Photos?
Paperback/ Hardback? 
Did you get them out of a library? It might be that the library still has
the book and that the catalog is online, which means you can perhaps search
for the book yourself. Childrens books can be hit and miss for subject 
catlaloguing.
I know my library in Virginia just entered them as A/T entries.
You aren't alone-- lots of people are engaged in reaquiring parts and 
pieces of their
earlier years.

Johnnae

>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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