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From: Hensley, Deborah (DCPS) <"Hensley,>
Date: Fri, 16 May 2014 12:47:26 -0400
Hi, All, I've been coming across some older books lately where it appears authors have autographed/personalized their books in a way that looks authentic. But I've been suspicious and haven't been able to find out if it's just the way the books have been printed, or if my library actually does have personalized copies.
I figured you all might know. My latest is Soup On Ice, by Robert Newton Peck. On the front page is a note that says: "To Loreen* [heart, musical note] RWPeck *the only gal I ever really loved." The reason I ask is because the black of the ink used is way more realistic and fades in and out in a different way from the letter a few pages in (the one from Soup and Rob). That one has black ink which is consistent and dark black the whole way. Do you have the book to check? And is there a way I would be able to figure this out in future? I haven't seen it in marc records (or don't know where to look).
In the past, I've also had library volunteers get really excited about my Shel Silverstein books, as they appear to be scribbled on as well. I've learned that those scribbles are part of the published book...right?
Your collective help is appreciated!
*************** Deborah Hensley, MLS School Library Media Specialist Horace Mann Elementary School, a 2011 National Blue Ribbon School 4430 Newark St., NW Washington, DC 20016
(202) 729-1951 www.HoraceMannLibrary.blogspot.com
"A house without books is like a room without windows."--Horace Mann
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Received on Fri 16 May 2014 11:48:14 AM CDT
Date: Fri, 16 May 2014 12:47:26 -0400
Hi, All, I've been coming across some older books lately where it appears authors have autographed/personalized their books in a way that looks authentic. But I've been suspicious and haven't been able to find out if it's just the way the books have been printed, or if my library actually does have personalized copies.
I figured you all might know. My latest is Soup On Ice, by Robert Newton Peck. On the front page is a note that says: "To Loreen* [heart, musical note] RWPeck *the only gal I ever really loved." The reason I ask is because the black of the ink used is way more realistic and fades in and out in a different way from the letter a few pages in (the one from Soup and Rob). That one has black ink which is consistent and dark black the whole way. Do you have the book to check? And is there a way I would be able to figure this out in future? I haven't seen it in marc records (or don't know where to look).
In the past, I've also had library volunteers get really excited about my Shel Silverstein books, as they appear to be scribbled on as well. I've learned that those scribbles are part of the published book...right?
Your collective help is appreciated!
*************** Deborah Hensley, MLS School Library Media Specialist Horace Mann Elementary School, a 2011 National Blue Ribbon School 4430 Newark St., NW Washington, DC 20016
(202) 729-1951 www.HoraceMannLibrary.blogspot.com
"A house without books is like a room without windows."--Horace Mann
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