Is your favorite book falling apart, shedding pages, or has a cover that has separated from the book? Rather than toss that old book out, we'll show you a few tricks to get that book back into usable condition for you to enjoy, and have some peace in mind. Read on!

Sometimes you’ll get a new book, glance through a few chapters, put it on the coffee table for later indulgence, and get back to whatever you were doing. You don’t have time to actually read your new book yet. You've got a lot of work to do, and you're already part way through a couple other ones, so it’ll have to wait. But then a strange thing happens: Over the next couple weeks,

If you are thinking of volunteering or getting a job at a library, you will need to know how to shelve the library books. All library books in all libraries are shelved according to either the Dewey Decimal System or the Library of Congress Classification System. While many university and specialty libraries use the Library of Congress Classification System, most public libraries,