I HATE when they do that! Hate it, hate it, hate it. I also hate when they put a sticker over the inside back cover on paperbacks, which usually ends up covering the author’s bio or author’s photo.
Note to self: do not put anything important on the inside back cover…
I used to work in a library, and as an intern, I can tell you that I took great pains to find spots on the book that were as inconspicuous as possible. Hiding anything like, THE TITLE, wouldn’t even be on my mind because OF COURSE you don’t put the bar code on the title. 🙄
Dog is fine. Still smells like skunk from his latest encounter. I honestly think he has become one. He’s gotten in the habit of chasing our neighbors chickens. Our neighbor says, “That’s not good.” I say, “You don’t want obese chickens, do ya?”
N. E. White 
I know a lot of librarians and this would make them cry. Which begs the question, what else makes librarians cry… hrm…
Oh! Use my pic! Please? Pretty, pretty please?
Note to self: make sure book cover does not have any text or an important graphic in the upper, left hand corner.
I HATE when they do that! Hate it, hate it, hate it. I also hate when they put a sticker over the inside back cover on paperbacks, which usually ends up covering the author’s bio or author’s photo.
Note to self: do not put anything important on the inside back cover…
I used to work in a library, and as an intern, I can tell you that I took great pains to find spots on the book that were as inconspicuous as possible. Hiding anything like, THE TITLE, wouldn’t even be on my mind because OF COURSE you don’t put the bar code on the title. 🙄
Ack, what an eye sore.
By the way, I’ve been meaning to mention that I changed the name of my blog to “Writings of a Dreamer”. Thanks for linking me in the sidebar. 🙂
How’s your dog doing? Still dragging you into crazy trouble out there in the wilds?
Dog is fine. Still smells like skunk from his latest encounter. I honestly think he has become one. He’s gotten in the habit of chasing our neighbors chickens. Our neighbor says, “That’s not good.” I say, “You don’t want obese chickens, do ya?”