Children and young people Library Association guidelines for public library services

These guidelines constitute the Library Association's policy statement on the nature and quality of library provision in children's libraries. Since the first edition there have been many outcomes of political, economic, social and technological change which have made an impact on the publ...

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Corporate Author: Library Association
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: London Library Association Pub. 1991 (1992 printing)
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