If you liked Books for everbody by American Library Association, start with ALA rules for filing catalogue cards (1968), Minutes of the Committee of sponsors (1944), and ALA organizational information (1971). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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ALA rules for filing catalogue cards
1968 · American Library Association · Same author
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Minutes of the Committee of sponsors
1944 · 4 pages · American Library Association · Same author
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ALA organizational information
1971 · 1 pages · American Library Association · Same author
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Questions and answers on A.L.A.
1945 · 6 pages · American Library Association · Same author
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Great Quotes from Great Books
2023 · 256 pages · American Library Association · Same author
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Tour of the American Library Association to the Pacific Coast
1891 · 34 pages · American Library Association · Same author
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Tabulation of county library laws in the United States
1930 · American Library Association, Rural library extension institute · Same author
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Subject index to poetry for children and young people
1957 · 582 pages · American Library Association · Same author
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An index to general literature, biographical, historical, and literary essays and sketches, reports and publications of boards and societies dealing with education, health, labor, charities and correction, etc., etc
1970 · 679 pages · American Library Association · Same author
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Science and Engineering Conference Proceedings
1995 · 80 pages · American Library Association · Same author
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Library Bill of Rights Illuminated
1980 · American Library Association · Same author
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Books and pamphlets on library work, 1937
1937 · 19 pages · American Library Association · Same author
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