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MISSISSAUGA LIBRARY - PUBLICITY BROCHURES
- All about your library: a guide to services of the
Mississauga Library System
- Genealogy resources in Mississauga Central Library (2
copies)
- Arts and History Department: the Canadiana Room, 2006
(2 copies)
- Canada 125: Canadian historical fiction for
children
- Fiction readers' guide, 1986
- Make a statement … read: a list of books of special
interest to young adults (2 copies)
- Teen favourites: chosen by the pages of the Mississauga
Library System, 1992
- Pick of the picture books: favorite picture books selected
by staff of Mississauga Library System, 1987
- Pick of the picture books: favorite picture books selected
by staff of Mississauga Library System, 1990
- Pick of the picture books: favorite picture books selected
by staff of Mississauga Library System, 1992)
- Mystery fiction for children: a list of books for children,
compiled by members of the Children's Services Committee (2 copies)
- Historical fiction for older children by Canadian authors
(grades 4 to 8) (2 copies)
- Pioneer days. What was life like in the "olden" days? Books
listed here describe various aspects of pioneering in North America, 1990
(2 copies)
- Horror: to appeal to children in Grade 6+ (2
copies)
- Espionage: if you like Robert Ludlum, you may also like
these authors …
- If you like Danielle Steel, you may also enjoy these
authors …
- Mystery: if you like P. D. James, you may also enjoy these
authors …
- If you like Catherine Cookson, you may also enjoy these
authors …
- If you like Sue Grafton, you may also enjoy these authors
…
- Baseball stories for Grade 2 and up (2 copies)
- Books for everychild: picture book classics. American
Library Association
- Books for everychild contemporary fiction classics.
American Library Association
- Read to succeed: twenty great books for Grade fours,
1992
- Must reads for Grades 1 - 3, 1992
- Must reads for Grades 4 - 6, 1992
- Resources for the entrepreneur and small business owner
- Envelope containing two Bookmobile brochures and five brochures
for Clarkson Community Centre and Library
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