Reviews for Encyclopedia of Bird Reference Drawings

The average rating for Encyclopedia of Bird Reference Drawings based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-05-11 00:00:00 Chester Evans Title: Guide to Reference Books Item Call Number: R 011.02 G941 Location: books/oclc/33668314&referer=brief_results Description: This book presents an annotated bibliography of general and subject reference books covering the humanities, social and behavioral sciences, history, science, technology, and medicine. This book is an excellent reference source because it offers thousands of pages worth of authoritative sources on reference materials. Edited and revised for many years, this book is a staple in most library media centers. Relevance and Relationship: The book contains a large source of reference titles and information. Any student doing research could benefit from this type of book in the collection. Purpose: Any media center would benefit from adding this type of resource to their current collection. South Green currently does not have a book that provides this type of information. Validity: This book has been edited and revised for many years, and is a staple in most library media centers. Format: The format of this text is print. Arrangement and Presentation: The book contains a large index, which students can easily navigate through. The majority of information in the text is easy to understand. Diversity: All levels of students doing research could use and benefit from this book.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-05-29 00:00:00 Raymond Bauer Name: Jill Messer Title: Balay, R., Carrington, V., & Martin, M. (1996). Guide to reference books. Chicago, IL: American Library Association. Type of Reference: Biographical Reference Call Number: R 011.02 G941 Brief Description: This book is considered the “Bible” of reference sources, offering up thousands of pages worth of authoritative sources on reference materials. Edited and revised for many years, this book is a staple in most library media centers. Citation of a Review: Booklist review. (n.d.). Retrieved from Cost: $275.00 Relevance and Relationship: The relevance of the book Guide to Reference Books is that is a massive source of reference titles and information. It would be an excellent source of authoritative sources for anyone doing research. Purpose: The purpose of having this book in the collection is because East currently has nothing like it. They do not have a go-to book that offers this many titles from all different genres of writing and reading. Validity: The book has gone through many different editions and has been reviewed by Booklist. Format: The format of this text is print. Arrangement and Presentation: The book contains a vast index, which students can navigate through with relative ease. Although lengthy, the majority of information in the text is easy to understand. Diversity: All levels of students, with some guidance, could use this book. Anyone needing quality references for research should check this book out.