I'm reading this book (light as a feather; it's so light that I can read it and think about the economy at the same time). When I asked the librarian what the "B&T" on the spine stood for she said what sounded like "Bacon Taylor," or "Bake and Tailor." I repeated it back to her: "Bake and Taylor? What does that mean?" She said "it's a new collection of books we're carrying." I was bewildered. Decided not to ask more questions. Any ideas?
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Baker & Taylor is a library wholesaler. Your library must be trying out one of their lines.
Thanks Kitt! Isn't the Internet just a wonderful thing? Answers to all your questions can be found just by blogging. As much as I complain about our wired world, I often have to admit that it's a gift from the gods. But I'm not through complaining about B & T... post to follow.
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