Ashley Borman, Technical Services Librarian at the Clintonville (WI) Public Library, is back with another weeding tips - and collection development - column.
Are you a Baker & Taylor user who is still confounded and scrambling to figure out where to go from here?
Depending on what you order and how your library does things, you might be looking for your own vendor(s) to replace B&T. I have received so many e-mails from publishers, library and system staff members, and other vendors that it is making my head swim.
So I’ve compiled a list of vendors, their website, and what types of items they sell to help me figure out what I want to look at. Instead of doing a post about weeding this month, I thought I would share my list with you all. If you are still looking for alternatives, you can maybe find something that will work for you. Good luck!
Vendor
Website
Types of Items
Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/ab/library?ref_=b2b_mcs_borg_library_0625
all types
Apple Books
children's and teens
Barnes & Noble
all types
Bookazine
children's, teens, adult
Brodart
children's, teens, adult
Center Point
large print
Follett Content
children's and teens
Ingram
children's, teens, adult
Junior Library Guild
children's and teens
Lectorum
children's and teens
Libraria
children's and teens
Local Bookstores
varies
all types
Mackin
children's and teens
Maris and Associates
children's and teens
Micromarketing
media
Mid-America Books
children's and teens
Midwest Tape
media
Penworthy
library bound children's
Thorndike
large print
- Note: some links may require an account.
- A couple more vendors to note that all do children’s and teen materials (thank you to whoever commented!):
- Gumdrop books (Gumdrop Books)
- The Book farm (Book Farm LLC > Home)
- Bound to Stay Bound (Bound to Stay Bound Books - Linking Libraries to Children's Books)
2 comments:
Gumdrop books , The Book farm, and Bound to Stay Bound all do childrens and teen books.
We had a report of one of the links not working. Here it is again: https://applebks.com/
Also, some of these links may require certain types of accounts to access (i.e. Amazon Business Account to see the Library hub)
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