Who Speaks for the Children?

The direction and development of public library services to children are of vital concern; but socioeconomic "status insecurity" on the part of chilren's librarians may confound their ability and willingness to fulfill both personal and professional commitments to librarianship and to...

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Published in:	School Library Journal Vol. 26; no. 4; p. 35
Main Author:	Kimmel, Margaret Mary
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	01-12-1979
Subjects:	Children Librarians Library Research Library Role Library Services Public Libraries Socioeconomic Influences
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Summary:	The direction and development of public library services to children are of vital concern; but socioeconomic "status insecurity" on the part of chilren's librarians may confound their ability and willingness to fulfill both personal and professional commitments to librarianship and to children. (Author/CMV)