Thread: Digital Underclass 2: The future of books and libraries
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Old 10-11-2011, 05:48 PM   #13
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My library e-mails me when my book is in, or if you don't have e-mail they will phone you.

The best thing to happen to my library was consolidation. My library was pretty good before, but now I have the collection of a province (a small one) at my fingertips intead of a small city now. One of the books I want to read is currently in Leoville, SK. Population: 343.
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