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Savannah Porter created a materials order for collection development totaling $2151.26. The order included DVD titles for $1285.99, easy and fiction books recommended by School Library Journal for $209.06, easy and fiction books recommended by Horn Book for $190.97, books related to GPS for $334.32, and multicultural books for $130.92. The order was to support collection development for the spring 2009 semester.
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