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"In public libraries, reference librarians are often called on to make recommendations to readers, sometimes in genres that they dont personally read. Learning how to frame a discussion and articulate the appeal of a book, author, or genre marks the essence of a successful readers advisor. Readers advisory is defined as, patron-oriented library service for adult leisure readers, according to Saricks, a noted expert on the subject. In the completely revised third edition of Readers Advisory Service for Public Libraries, Saricks updates this critically acclaimed how-to guide, making it more helpful than ever. As reference librarians seek support in guiding adult readers, theyve come to trust this authoritative resource. It has been expanded and improved with:. Easy ways to create read alike lists, identifying what else is like a favorite book. Practical guidelines for conducting the advisory interview so its a comfortable exchange. Confidence-boosting tactics for drawing on reviews to make recommendations. Methods for incorporating nonfiction into the discussion. More resources and online tools. Using the proven strategies in this newly updated, back-to-basics overview, librarians providing readers advisory services will find the answers they need to help customers make appropriate choices."

"What is our librarys mission statement?. How do we serve our older customers better?. How do I justify the purchase of a new Internet workstation in my library?. How many times should I call the plumber each year?. These questions and more are discussed in the new edition of an old classic. Since the publication of its first edition in 1965, Administration of the Small Public Library has been a gold standard resource for setting up and managing cutting-edge small public library facilities."