Librarians Tell Publishers What They Really Need: A YALSA Survey.

Adams, Lauren

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Publication Date: 2001

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Librarians Tell Publishers What They Really Need: A YALSA Survey.

Adams, Lauren

Journal of Youth Services in Libraries, v14 n4 p32-34 Sum 2001

Discusses the results of a survey of young adult librarians that investigated how their needs are being met by publishers. Highlights include budgets; nonfiction expenditures; marketing; factors that influence patrons' book selections; jacket art; adults reading young adult books; underserved populations; the need for more paperbacks; and Internet issues. (LRW)

Descriptors: Adolescents, Budgets, Fiction, Illustrations, Internet, Library Expenditures, Library Services, Library Surveys, Marketing, Nonfiction, Paperback Books, Public Libraries, Publishing Industry, Reading Material Selection, School Libraries, Surveys, Users (Information)

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Language: English

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