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Week 4: Book Repair and Weeding

 This week in the library was a busy one! I a plastic bin where I put books that need to be repaired, and it was time to start repairing several books! I was lucky enough to be able to order a CoverOne Machine that repairs the bind on books! I haven't used the machine until this week. I did have look up a YouTube video to make sure I was doing this correctly, but it was fairly user friendly! I repaired around 15 books in no time!


The machine just simply heats up, and you place the glue strip in the binding and then close the book and place the binding down in the machine. You allow time for the blue to melt and adhere and VOILA! It is complete! Books are back on the shelf in no time. 

Another task that I completed this week was a little bit of a weeding project. I ran a report in Destiny to find books that had been checked out the least in the A-L section of Fiction. I was able to weed several books that had infrequent circulation. I allowed teachers to look through these books for their own classroom library, and many were taken off my hands! 




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