The following is an e-mail we received on June 12 at 11:00am. We sent this e-mail to a local press person with Greg's e-mail address and they confirmed the story independently. Here is the e-mail this father sent us: <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />
Mr. Howse,My family lives in Collierville.  A few weeks ago, we visited the B&N at Carriage Crossing with our family.  I was looking at some books in the children's section with my six-year-old son when I came across a book similar to the one which you found.  I quickly grabbed it so my son didn't see it, told my wife what I had found and took it to the information desk.  At that time, they indicated that it was not the first time that such material had been found in the children's section.  Given that this appears to be a repeating pattern, our family will no longer be visiting the Collierville Barnes & Noble -- though in all honesty, we are moving to the Birmingham at the end of this month and so were not likely to visit many more times in any event.I thought you might find this information of use.Yours,Greg LaughlinAssociate Dean for Information Resources and Law Library Director and Associate Professor of Law at the <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />University of Memphis.