All in all, the Hass book seems to be of high quality. Let's see if you can obtain critical reviews of the book. Do others who have read the book believe it is valuable? A good review will support your contention that this book is a good and worthwhile source for your paper.© Copyright 2000 State University of New York & Ulster County Community CollegeA review of the book by Hass appeared in the September 15, 1990, issue of Library Journal, which ended with a sure fire recommendation: "This important book, free from academic jargon, is recommended for most large libraries" (Kaplan 90).
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