Kidzcat: A How-to-do-it Manual for Cataloging Children's Materials and Instructional Resources (How-to-Do-It Manuals)
In the era of copy cataloging, this may just fill the bill. --Teacher Librarian, October 2008<br /><br />Appropriate for anyone cataloging nonprint materials, and for the school librarian cataloging any type of material, this work is a valuable first book or a reference to use by a practicing librarian who has questions when approaching a new item to originally catalog. --ARBA, March 2009<br /><br />...provides a good overview of children's cataloging. --TechKNOW, December 2008"Kidzcatprovides an excellent overall view of cataloging and library operations as applied for children and young adult's libraries…The discussions on outsourcing and on-line catalog vendors are clear and easily understood, and the chapter on local decisions is something that is not often addressed. I would recommend this book, especially for cataloging librarians who are working in children's libraries or who are considering a career in that area." --Technical Services Quarterly, vol. 26, no. 4, 2009...provides a good overview of children's cataloging. --TechKNOW, December 2008