Paperbound Books In Print

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Abstract: Up-to-date, available bibliographies, and journals which review books, periodicals, and audiovisual materials relevant to elementary and secondary school instructional programs are presented. The listing is restricted to reviewing tools published since 1976, except for several standard titles which have not been revised or replaced; on specific topic areas e.g., multiethnic materials. Media sources are presented in 4 principal sections: book selection sources; periodicals; audiovisual materials; and multiethnic materials. A directory of publisher's addresses and an author-title index are included. (wz).

This annotated bibliography evaluates the traditional reference aids available in most college libraries in terms of their usefulness in women's studies research, highlighting issues and problems of central concern to researchers in women's studies.

"When the first University of Denver Publishing Institute came to a dose in August 1976, all of us involved in its launching knew that we had a real success on our hands. And we knew it was due in great measure to an outstanding faculty of more than forty top publishing executives who had come to Denver during those four weeks to teach our students. How regrettable, it seemed, that their knowledge and expertise were available only to the eighty students handpicked for that first class. Fred Praeger, publisher of Westview Press, suggested a solution. ""Do a book,"" he invited, ""and let Westview publish the curriculum for others to share."""

Originally published in 1976. This book grew out of a series of articles about paperback distribution which the author wrote and which Publishers Weekly published in March and April of 1975.