Index of 2004 book reviews

November 2004

Volume 53 issue 4

Barbara Developing library staff through work-based learning, Allan, Barbara, and Moran; Challenges in librarianship: a casebook for educators and professionals, Becker, Nancy J; Pollicino, Elizabeth B; and Holtschneider, Dennis H; The library's continuous improvement fieldbook: 29 ready-to-use tools, Laughlin, Sarah; Shockley, Denise Sisco; and Wilson, Ray; Beyond the basics: the management guide for library and information professionals, Evans, G Edward, and Ward, Patricia Layzell; International yearbook of library and information management 2003-2004: metadata applications and management, Gorman, G E, and Dorner, Damiel G, eds; Wine into words: a history and bibliography of wine books in the English language, Gabler, James M; Seeking meaning: a process approach to library and information services, Kuhlthau, Carol Collier; 5-star programming and services for your 55+ library customers, Mates, Barbara T; Public speaking handbook for librarians and information professionals, Sarah R Statz; The ultimate digital library: where the new information players meet, Pace, Andrew K; Your essential guide to career success, Pantry, Sheila, and Griffiths, Peter; Collecting modern books, Porter, Catherine; Front cover, Powers, Alan; Children's book covers Powers, Alan; Libraries and electronic resources: new partnerships, new practices, new perspectives, Higgins, Pamela L; Protecting your library's digital sources: the essential guide to planning and preservation, Kahn, Miriam B; A true politician: Rebecca Browning Rankin, municipal reference librarian of the City of New York, 1920-1952, Seaver, Barry W; New-model scholarship: how will it survive?, Smith, Abby; Public speaking handbook for librarians and information professionals, Statz, Sarah R; Libraries, mission and marketing: writing mission statements that work, Wallace, Linda K; How to build a digital library, Witten, Ian H, and Bainbridge, David; Reflecting on leadership, Wittenborg, Karin; Ferguson, Chris; and Keller, Michael A; The new CIO leader: setting the agenda and delivering results, Marianne Broadbent and Ellen S Kitzis;

August 2004

Volume 53 issue 3

Distance education: what works well, Corry, Michael, and Tu, Chih-Hsiung; Research questions for the twenty-first century, Lynch, Mary Jo; The practical library manager, Massis, Bruce E; Collection management for school libraries, McGregor, Joy; Dillon, Ken; and Henri, James; Putting XML to work in the library: tools for improving access and management, Miller, Dick R, and Clarke, Kevin S; Essential law for information professionals, Pedley, Paul; The library's legal answer book, Minow, Mary, and Lipinski, Thomas A; Australian children's books: a bibliography, White, Kerry; The Internet under the hood [bonnet]: An introduction to network technologies for information professionals, Molyneux, Robert E; Australian almanacs, Morrison, Ian; Perkins, Maureen; and Caulfield, Tracey; Creating policies for results: from chaos to clarity, Nelson, Sandra, and Garcia, June; Moving archives: the experiences of eleven archivists, Newman, John, and Jones, Walter; Success at the enquiry desk: successful enquiry answering - every time, Owen, Tim Buckley; The pleasures of bibliophily: fifty years of The Book Collector - an anthology; Evolution in reference and information services: the impact of the internet, Su, Di; Winning the knowledge game: a smarter strategy for better business in Australia & New Zealand, Rylatt, Alastair; Dictionary of librarianship including a selection from the terminology of information science, bibliology, reprography, higher education and data processing, Sauppe, Eberhard; Beyond degrees: professional learning for information services, St Clair, Guy; [The] Charleston Conference Proceedings 2001, edited by Strauch, Katina; Applied informatics for information retrieval research, Wolfram, Dietmar; Opera for libraries: a guide to core works, audio and video recordings, books and serials, McCants, Clyde T.

May 2004

Volume 53 issue 2

Learn basic library skills, Andersen, E, Gosling, M and Mortimer, M; Puzzles and essays from 'The exchange': tricky reference questions, Anderson CR; Teaching and marketing electronic information literacy programs, Barclay, DA; Orinoco flow: culture, narrative, and the political economy of information, Belton, BK; The Lindisfarne gospels: society, spirituality and the scribe, Brown, MP; Painted labyrinth: the world of the Lindisfarne gospels, Brown, MP; Metadata fundamentals for all librarians, Caplan, P; Looking for information: a survey of research on information seeking, needs and behaviour, Case, DO; Introduction to modern information retrieval, Chowdhury, GG; Empowering your library: a guide to improving service, productivity and participation, Christopher, C; Going live: starting and running a virtual reference service, Coffman, S; E-serials cataloguing: access to continuing and integrating resources via the catalog and the web, Cole, J and Jones, W, eds; Imagining archives: essays and reflections by Hugh A Taylor, Cook, T and Dodds, G; Biblia's guide to warrior librarianship: humour for librarians who refuse to be classified, Credaro, A; Annual review of information science and technology, Cronin, B, ed; Dictionary of American library biography, Davis, DG Jr, ed; Each of us is a book: poems for the library minded, Drake, D; Teaching the library research process, Kuhlthau, CC; Libraries to the people: histories of outreach, Freeman, RS and Hovde, DM, eds; MLA handbook for writers of research papers, Gibaldi, J ed; Education for cataloguing and the organization of information: pitfalls and the pendulum, Swan Hill, J, ed; The power to name: locating the limits of subject representation in libraries, Olson, HA; Library information systems: from library automation to distributed information access solutions, Kochtanek, TR and Matthews, JR; The booktalker's bible: how to talk about the books you love to any audience, Langmack, C.

February 2004

Volume 53 issue 1

There were no book reviews in this issue.

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