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The Care of Books

The Care of Books. Love your books, but don't feed them! . Love your books, but don't give them a bath!. Books feed your mind, but they are not good pet food. Babies always think they can make books look prettier!. put your book in a safe place  away from babies and pets .

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The Care of Books

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  1. The Care of Books Eva Galloway, School Library Media Specialist

  2. Love your books, but don't feed them! Eva Galloway, School Library Media Specialist

  3. Love your books, but don't give them a bath! Eva Galloway, School Library Media Specialist

  4. Books feed your mind, but they are not good pet food. Eva Galloway, School Library Media Specialist

  5. Babies always think they can make books look prettier! Eva Galloway, School Library Media Specialist

  6. put your book in a safe place  away from babies and pets . After you read, . Eva Galloway, School Library Media Specialist

  7. Separate books and supplies Give us our own personal space. NO SUPPLIES ALLOWED! We WILL spill when you least expect it. Give US our own personal space. Eva Galloway, School Library Media Specialist

  8. Lunch bags are for food & drink. We ride in your lunch bag. We ride in your back pack. Food & drink won’t give me a bellyache! I love books. Food & drink give me a bellyache. Eva Galloway, School Library Media Specialist

  9. Turn pages carefully from the top right corner, not the bottom. As you read… Eva Galloway, School Library Media Specialist

  10. Protect the spine of the book by always using a bookmark. Pencils are not bookmarks.  Anything too thick will break the book's spine. Eva Galloway, School Library Media Specialist

  11. Report damaged books. The librarian is your local book doctor. Eva Galloway, School Library Media Specialist

  12. Read your books! Have someone read them to you. Eva Galloway, School Library Media Specialist

  13. Return your book on time so others may enjoy it. You know that football book everybody likes… I think I lost it. Man… you got to find it… everybody wants to check that out. Aw, I forgot my books at home. Now I have to wait until next week to check out new books. Eva Galloway, School Library Media Specialist

  14. Mind Your Library Manners Excerpt from The Library Dragon by Carmen Agra Deedy • Treat a book like you treat a friend —you don’t wipe your nose on your friend. • Remember to check hurt books into our Book Hospital • Return books when due, so others can enjoy. (This is a library, not a bookstore!) • If you need help, ask! (That’s why I get paid the big bucks.) • Quiet, please. (Whisper in the library; yell on the playground.) • Happy Reading, Pumpkins! Eva Galloway, School Library Media Specialist

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