Ours are also separated and we use stickers to help keep the various
reading levels together. For example, level 1 might have an orange sticker,
level 2 has yellow, level 3 has green (I don't actually remember the colors
just now but you get the idea). We also have early chapters which are
separate from the "regular" chapter books, and those get a blue sticker.
The visuals are really helpful!

Karen Richard
Patten Free Library

On Wed, Mar 8, 2023 at 9:48 AM Chase Emerson <[log in to unmask]>
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> Hi All!
> Recently, we've been working on a major overhaul of our children's
> collection. Thanks again to all who answered my earlier children's
> non-fiction recommendation question!
> Today's query--do you have your Easy Readers set apart or shelved with your
> other children's books?
> Huge thanks in advance for any and all responses; I know how busy many of
> you are! I definitely feel some guilt for asking questions, when I rarely
> make time to answer yours.  (And that last sentence is making it much
> harder to hit send.)
> Abashedly,
> Nina
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