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What am I missing here? A school library, with three thousand graphic novels? That seems like an awful lot of them. I doubt if my school library even had 3000
by isaacfrond 4y ago
What am I missing here? A school library, with three thousand graphic novels?
That seems like an awful lot of them. I doubt if my school library even had 3000 books at all, let along graphic novels.
- CJefferson 4y agoA school district, not just a single school. Often districts will rotate books between schools.
- Symbiote 4y agoIt's a library system shared between multiple schools. If it's similar to how this works in England (a friend is a teacher), an area that runs public schools -- in England a county -- owns all the books. Schools can borrow e.g. 30 copies of MacBeth one year, and 30 copies of Hamlet the next year, if the teacher doesn't feel like teaching the same thing every year. They can also borrow 250 different books for 12 year olds, 250 for 13 year olds, etc, to put in the school library. These are gradually rotated between all the schools in the district.