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Old 09-11-2010, 08:30 PM   #20
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I remember when the Harry Potter books came out. I wanted to read one of them that I didn't have (I can't recall which, but one of the 1st 4 books I think) and by time I put a hold on a copy there was already a very, very long waiting list. I suppose the same probably applies to loaned ebooks as well. Especially if it's a new title.

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Being 99th on the waiting list may seem intolerable, but is it really? People drop out because they choose something else and have two many on hold or miss the notice from the library that it is available. And I have waited months for a pbook hold so is this any different?


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