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From: CEOeditor@aol.com
Subject: Need mascot information
Date: 1996/11/13
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I am a journalist who is writing copy for our library's new brochures. We want to talk about its children's mascot, a big walking book named Booker.After 2 days on the Web searching for information on how children bond to mascots (why do they like them, how strong is the attraction,that type of info), I've decided either I'm a techie idiot or it isn't out there.Can anyone point me in the right direction? (Of course, any experts on the psychology of mascots in this group would be welcome, too.) Julie
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