The Real Story: A Guide to Nonfiction Reading Interests: Genreflecting Advisory Series
Autor Sarah Statz Cords, Robert Burginen Limba Engleză Hardback – 29 mar 2006 – vârsta până la 17 ani
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781591582830
ISBN-10: 1591582830
Pagini: 496
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 x 36 mm
Greutate: 1.17 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Libraries Unlimited
Seria Genreflecting Advisory Series
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 1591582830
Pagini: 496
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 x 36 mm
Greutate: 1.17 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Libraries Unlimited
Seria Genreflecting Advisory Series
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Notă biografică
Sarah Statz Cords works at the reference and circulation desks at Madison Public Library, Alicia Ashman Branch, Wisconsin and teaches Reading Interests of Adults at the School of Library and Information Studies, University of Wisconsin, Madison. She is also a book reviewer for Bookslut.com, as well as the creator of www.storiesthataretrue.com, a Web site devoted to nonfiction book reviews and booklists. She previously worked as a Reference and Instruction academic librarian at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and she is the author of Public Speaking Handbook for Librarians and Information Professionals (2003).Robert Burgin is Professor at North Carolina Central University's School of Library and Information Sciences. He has published numerous articles, is editor of Nonfiction Readers' Advisory (Libraries Unlimited, 2004) and co-editor of The Readers' Advisor's Companion (Libraries Unlimited, 2002). He is currently Vice-President/President-Elect of the North Carolina Library Association.
Cuprins
Foreword by Robert BurginIntroductionNonfiction GenresTrue AdventureDefinition, Appeal, OrganizationTHE SUBGENRESSurvival and Disaster StoriesSports AdventuresCons and Card GamesWar StoriesIntrigue and EspionageHistorical and Exploration AdventureConsider Starting With.Fiction Read-alikes; Further Reading; References ListTravelDefinition, Appeal, OrganizationTHE SUBGENRESArmchair TravelForeign Places and Exotic LocalesAdventuresJourney NarrativesThe Expatriate LifeTravel HumorLiterary TravelConsider Starting With.Fiction Read-alikes; Further Reading; References ListTrue CrimeDefinition, Appeal, OrganizationTHE SUBGENRESCommitting CrimesTrue Horror: Violent Crimes and CriminalsMurder Where You Live: Family and Lover CrimesWise Guys: Mafia CrimeMurder's Not the Only CrimeHorrific Historical CrimesStreet and Prison LifeInvestigating CrimesPolice ProceduralsUnsolved MysteriesCourtroom DramasConsider Starting With.Fiction Read-alikes; Further Reading; References ListEnvironmental WritingDefinition Appeal, OrganizationTHE SUBGENRESNatural PlacesReflective Environmental StoriesBack to the LandPotiticalAnimal StoriesConsider Starting With.Fiction Read-alikes; Further Readings: References ListNonfiction Subject InterestsScience and MathDefinition, Apeal, OrganizationTHE SUBGENRESDeep Science (Story and Subject Matter)Investigative ScienceAdventures in ScienceMicro-scienceHistory of ScienceHistory of MedicineScintists and Science EnthusiastsLiterary ScienceConsider Starting With.Fiction Read-alikes; Further Readings; References ListHistoryDefinition, Appeal, OrganizationTHE SUBGENRESDefining TimesHistory's Darkest HoursHuman CrueltiesNatural Disasters and Disease EpidemicsThe Settings of HistoryMicro-historiesIdeal of HistoryNew PerspectivesSecret HistoriesImmersion HistoryEpic HistoryHistorical Biography: Caught in History's WebIndividual StoriesGroup StoriesConsider Starting With.Fiction Read-alikes; Further Readings; References ListBiographyDefinition, Appeal, OrganizationTHE SUBGENRESAmerican Presidents and Other Political LeadersProblem Solvers and Experimenters: Science BiographyThe Creative Life; Artists, Entertainers, and WritersSports BiographiesOutstanding In Their Fields: Professional BiographiesChange-makers and ActivistsHistorical BiographyBetter Together;"Buddy" and Group BiosGuilty Pleasures: Celebrities and SuperstarsConsider Starting with.Fiction Read-alikes: Further Readings References ListMemoirs and AutobiographyDefinition,s Appeal, OganizationMemoirsTHE SUBGENRESComing of AgeSelf Discovery:Explrations in IdentityOvercoming AdversityThe Immigrant ExperienceMulticultural ExperiencesWorking Life MemoirsFoodie MemoirHumorous MemoirAutobiographyFiction Read-alikes; Further Readings; References ListRelationshipsDefinition, Appeal, OrganizationTHE SUBGENRESAll in the FamilyChallenging Family StoriesGentle Family ReadsAll You Need is LoveWith a Little Help from my FriendsCommunity LifeConsider Starting With.Fiction Read-alikes; Further ReadingInvestigative WritingDefinition, Appeal, OrganizationTHE SUBGENRESin-depth ReportingImmersion JournalismExposesCharacter Profiles: The People Are the StoryPolitical ReportingBusiness ReportingConsider Starting With.Fiction Read-alikes; Further Readings; References ListMaking SenseDefinition, Appeal, OrganizationTHE SUBGENRESof Ourselves and Each OtherOf Our Culture and SocietyOf Our SurroundingsOf Our HistoriesConsider Starting With.Fiction Read-alikes; References ListAppendixesNonfiction Book AwardsInternet ResourcesPolitical Pundits OverviewSpirituality Writers Overview
Recenzii
Despite the current popularity of nonfiction with patrons and reading groups, it's all too easy to draw a blank when a borrower asks, What do I read next? Cords, a Madison PL librarian who teaches Reading Interests of Adults at the SLIS, University of Wisconsin, Madison, provides a lifeline to those looking to go beyond fiction in providing readers' advisory services. By dividing her book into a broad spectrum of nonfiction classifications, from travel, crime, and history to life stories, investigative writing, and science and math, Cords effectively breaks down the whole genre into manageable chunks. Her elaboration of each niche goes a long way to explaining nonfiction's appeal and how it differs as well as parallels fiction appeal `actors..Cords's tone is friendly and engaging, offering exactly the kind of help you would hope for from a colleague. Her excellent introduction to nonfiction reader interests will be valued for answering reader queries as well as professional development. Recommended for all public libraries.
The real story about the book, The Real Story, is that there is not another guide like it available. At a time when there is so much competition for customers, libraries must provide value-added services, like readers' advisory, to remain relevant in their communities..It is a must have guide for all library collections.
The Real Story is a unique handbook that helps readers' advisors recommend nonfiction titles to library patrons based on their preferred genre, subject, or writing style..While nonfiction's increased popularity is part of a larger media trend toward films based on true stories, documentaries, and reality shows, Cords encourages mixing fiction and nonfiction advisory because readers may enjoy both nonfiction and fiction on the same topic..The Real Story distinguishes itself by being the only non-fiction readers' advisory (RA) book that includes annotated recommended titles, explains each genre's development and appeal, and suggests related fiction titles..Reading The Real Story is an enjoyable learning experience. Knowing the appeal of nonfiction genres, subjects, and styles will help reference librarians immensely and will help their readers discover how exciting well-written nonfiction can be.
[T]his is an outstanding work that has taken on the monumental task of bringing some order and understanding to the area of popular nonfiction titles. It has raised the bar to an extremely high level for any other author planning on writing about nonfiction readers' advisory. A must read for any librarian who recommends popular reading titles, it belongs at the reference and readers' advisory desks of most libraries.
The real story about the book, The Real Story, is that there is not another guide like it available. At a time when there is so much competition for customers, libraries must provide value-added services, like readers' advisory, to remain relevant in their communities..It is a must have guide for all library collections.
The Real Story is a unique handbook that helps readers' advisors recommend nonfiction titles to library patrons based on their preferred genre, subject, or writing style..While nonfiction's increased popularity is part of a larger media trend toward films based on true stories, documentaries, and reality shows, Cords encourages mixing fiction and nonfiction advisory because readers may enjoy both nonfiction and fiction on the same topic..The Real Story distinguishes itself by being the only non-fiction readers' advisory (RA) book that includes annotated recommended titles, explains each genre's development and appeal, and suggests related fiction titles..Reading The Real Story is an enjoyable learning experience. Knowing the appeal of nonfiction genres, subjects, and styles will help reference librarians immensely and will help their readers discover how exciting well-written nonfiction can be.
[T]his is an outstanding work that has taken on the monumental task of bringing some order and understanding to the area of popular nonfiction titles. It has raised the bar to an extremely high level for any other author planning on writing about nonfiction readers' advisory. A must read for any librarian who recommends popular reading titles, it belongs at the reference and readers' advisory desks of most libraries.