Hi all, I am doing a MAJOR weeding of my collection this summer. I have the set "Library of the Universe" by Issaac Asimov, a set about astronomy. It is quite extensive, however, it is also 22 years old. Some things stay the same in astronomy, but others change - namely Pluto's status, and the Mars rovers, along with changes to the ISS. Some volumes may still be valid though, dealing with other planets and basic qualities of the universe. My dilemma is this: Do I chuck or keep? do I just keep the volumes that are still relevant? If I do that, then I will have an incomplete set, and that might bother me more that getting rid of the whole thing. Any recommendations? Thanks, Talya
Talya Pardo, MLIS Librarian Solomon Schechter Academy 5555 Cote St Luc Rd Montreal, Quebec H3X 2C9 Tel: (514) 485-0866 x118 http://www.solomonschechter.ca
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