Library holdings from "summary" of Books in Print by
Library holdings refer to the collection of books and other materials that a library possesses. These holdings can include a wide range of items such as books, journals, magazines, newspapers, DVDs, CDs, and more. The size and scope of a library's holdings can vary greatly depending on the type of library and its particular focus or mission. Libraries acquire materials for their holdings through a variety of means, including purchases, donations, and exchanges with other libraries. Librarians carefully select materials to add to their collections based on factors such as relevance to their users' needs, academic or research value, and overall quality. In this way, library holdings are curated to provide a well-rounded and diverse range of resources for library patrons. One of the key functions of libra...
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