Status Updates From The Oxford Guide to Library...

Got past the Preface where the author lays out the philosophy behind the book and explains what it covers.

This book will be popping up on my Goodreads feed everytime I open it on Kindle, so in a sense "I want to read it", rather than I'm currently reading it. Since I teach library research to IBDP students, I refer to it fairly often in terms of how to narrow down and come up with the best research techniques.

Well, W, I'm finding this book really useful, from both a cataloguing standpoint and a reference standpoint. It helps me to understand why subject headings are important when it comes to cataloguing, and helps clarify some of the reasoning behind cataloguing decisions. Also picking up some good tips on reference techniques. This is one I'm going to have to reread after I've gone through the whole thing!