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A Story Of a Poor Book
I have just borrowed a book that nobody has borrowed it for the last eight years. The book was published in 1986, which probably means that the library got it in 1987, which probably means that in those 11 years was borrowed maybe once or twice, if we follow the logic for its probability to be choosen.
Poor book, actually a very tiny useful one: Fielding, N. and Fielding, J. L. (1986). Linking data. Beverly Hills; London: Sage
So people, go to your libraries and borrow it, I don’t want a poor book be left alone for so long in other libraries as well.
By Nana | February 7, 2006 | Topics: Academic books |