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-//"I can appreciate the benefits of this new technology but I just don't like the idea of my reading being out of the ordinary."//+"I can appreciate the benefits of this new technology but I just don't like the idea of my reading being out of the ordinary".
  
  - A comment by a library patron to me when I was discussing the benefits of e-readers for those with reading disabilities. This highlights to me the work that needs to be done to make e-Books part of the ordinary reading experience. So what might be the role of RA in a library environment in which more and more forms as well as genres are being created and made available to the readers of the world?  - A comment by a library patron to me when I was discussing the benefits of e-readers for those with reading disabilities. This highlights to me the work that needs to be done to make e-Books part of the ordinary reading experience. So what might be the role of RA in a library environment in which more and more forms as well as genres are being created and made available to the readers of the world?
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 Barry Trott and Neil Hollands, 2011. [[https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/38029527?q&versionId=50276058|Contemporary and future roles for readers' advisory in public libraries. Reference Reborn: Breathing new life into public services librarianship. Diana Zabel (ed). Santa Barbara: Libraries Unlimited]]  Barry Trott and Neil Hollands, 2011. [[https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/38029527?q&versionId=50276058|Contemporary and future roles for readers' advisory in public libraries. Reference Reborn: Breathing new life into public services librarianship. Diana Zabel (ed). Santa Barbara: Libraries Unlimited]] 
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-<del>Janice van de Velde, 2011, [[http://old.plvn.net.au/sites/default/files/Janice%20van%20de%20Velde%20paper.pdf|E-books - a research report into recent trends and the response of libraries.]]</del>  
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-Jessica E. Moyer (ed), 2010. Integrated advisory service: Breaking through the book boundary to better serve library users. 
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-//&quot;Integrated advisory is a way of providing advisory services to library users that includes different formats and media while staying focused around a genre.&quot; (p. xii)// 
  
  
 Katie Dunneback, 2011. [[https://journals.ala.org/index.php/rusq/article/viewFile/3289/3489|E-books and readers' advisory. Reference &amp; User Services Quarterly, vol 50 iss 4, pp 325-329.]] Katie Dunneback, 2011. [[https://journals.ala.org/index.php/rusq/article/viewFile/3289/3489|E-books and readers' advisory. Reference &amp; User Services Quarterly, vol 50 iss 4, pp 325-329.]]
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-//&quot;Any time a new format is introduced in libraries, we need to look at how that format affects the readers' approach to the material.&quot;// (p. 325) +
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-Barry Trott, 2009. [[http://connection.ebscohost.com/c/articles/35665037/building-firm-foundation-readers-advisory-over-next-twenty-five-years|Building on a firm foundation: Readers' advisory over the next twenty-five years]]. Reference &amp; User Services Quarterly, vol 48 iss 2, pp 132-135. +
  
 Michael Pryor, 2019. What's the most popular genre? https://aurealis.com.au/blog/ Michael Pryor, 2019. What's the most popular genre? https://aurealis.com.au/blog/
  
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