| Sumario: | This book, authored by Sarah T. Escobar Carballal, provides a comprehensive exploration of the principles and methods for evaluating and appraising library collections. It delves into the current landscape of library activities, defining the necessities of document evaluation and offering a theoretical framework for collection development. The book outlines the structure and processes involved in the appraisal of collections, with a focus on the mission and functions of libraries as they transition into the new millennium. It discusses various types of libraries, including national, public, school, and academic libraries, as well as virtual libraries. The text is intended for library professionals and scholars interested in collection management and the valuation of documentary resources.
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