I noticed today that Lee Child's Gone Tomorrow has 185 reservations on it at Birmingham Library. They don't come much more popular than that. J K Rowling and Martina Cole being the only real contenders. James Patterson's 8th Confession which has been out slightly longer (I think) has 127.
Thursday, May 21, 2009
The queue for Gone Tomorrow...
I noticed today that Lee Child's Gone Tomorrow has 185 reservations on it at Birmingham Library. They don't come much more popular than that. J K Rowling and Martina Cole being the only real contenders. James Patterson's 8th Confession which has been out slightly longer (I think) has 127.
Well in that case I am very honoured to have been given a review copy by a certain eminent website! Very deeply appreciated.
ReplyDeleteMy library has a queue of 41 of which I am number 8. This isn't too shabby in comparison with Birmingham considering the size of the populations served.
ReplyDeleteI just looked at the designs for the Library of Birmingham (same Birmingham, right?). Wow! It makes me wish I was a younger librarian looking for a foreign assignment.
Yes same Birmingham :). They like circley type things it seems. The Selfridges building is covered in discs: http://www.birminghamuk.com/wikipedia/Selfridges.jpg
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