I remember the Ace Doubles. When someone saw me reading one from my right they always thought I was nuts for trying to read a book upside down.
On 12/19/2011 11:37 AM, Kim Friedman wrote:
Hi, Pam, I don't know if you read science fiction, but there used to be something called "Ace Doubles" where you would find one novel when you opened the book. If you flipped the book over to the back cover and turned it around, there would be another title and another novel when you opened the book. I have no idea what Bookshare policy would say because in effect you have two books or two sides of the same coin as it were (Is this a mixed metaphor?) Anyhow, maybe you can let them know about this situation and submit both scans. Regards, Kim Friedman.-----Original Message-----*From:* bksvol-discuss-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:bksvol-discuss-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] *On Behalf Of *Pamela Hoffard*Sent:* Monday, December 19, 2011 7:50 AM *To:* book list *Subject:* [bksvol-discuss] What to do about two title pages? Morning Folks,I have a children's picture book that is authored by Laura Numeroff (If you give a mouse a cookie series). However, this one is a bit different.It has two stories in one. After the only copyright page is the title page: WHAT UNCLES DO BEST. If you turn the book over and flip to the first pages, there is a dedication page then another Title page: WHAT AUNTS DO BEST. These two stories meet in the middle of the book.Now I know for Bookshare purposes, that I can't keep the second story going backwards; that would not make sense. My BIG question is: Can I have a second Title page in the same book 20 pages later? OR Should I put the 2nd page directly after the first title page and make a note?Let me know your thoughts please, Pam Hoffard
