The Whole Library Handbook 5

This essential reference work delivers a comprehensive collection of facts, resources, and practical guidance curated specifically for information professionals across all library sectors. Eberhart organizes a massive amount of material into accessible categories, covering everything from academic library administration and teen services to the intricacies of modern cataloging and copyright law. It functions as a masterfully compiled encyclopedia of the profession, distilling vast amounts of library literature into a single, indispensable volume. This handbook is a treasure trove of up-to-date information that speaks directly to the daily realities of library work.

What sets this resource apart is its expertly curated selection of content, which balances critical professional knowledge with engaging, real-world examples and tips. It's an invaluable tool not only for seasoned librarians seeking a reliable desk reference but also for LIS students and new information workers building their professional foundation. The carefully handpicked entries provide both immediate utility and deeper insights, making it a resource that will be repeatedly consulted. This fifth edition solidifies its position as a foundational text that actively supports and enriches the practice of librarianship.