but apparently there were some changes when I wasn't looking.  Twice I have posted a book which should be listed in the A's and both times it appeared between a P and an R title on my bookshelf.    One of my "m" books  has always been listed between 2 "p's", but it would be nice if both were in the right spot so they could be properly noticed.  End of the week meltdown?  Does anyone have a similar case or a suggestion?

I had this happen to one book of mine months ago, I sent a question about it to R&R who said they couldn't explain it beyond a glitch.  It was eventually ordered, and no problems since.   I know that doesn't fix your situation, but at least you know you're not crazy :)

Katrina

I didn't check lately but I had several out of order. I believe someone said they would have to take the site down for some time to correct what's ever wrong.

Thanks,  Anne and Katrina, for the assurances that it's not just me!  Do you think anyone out there would mind if things ground to a halt to fix my two books?  Hey...just a little Friday night end-of-the week humor.  Enjoy the week-end!  Weather's great here in the Thumb of Michigan!

Definitely not just your two books, Cindy. I don't know what it is that causes it to happen, but DH just was going thru his books to verify that he had them all posted and/or the sent ones were all actually gone, and that his count matched our database (which it didn't) and as he was going thru them, he asked "What causes this?"

I looked and here he had a book that the first word began with something like STREET and it was in the H's. I know that R&R have said to fix the occasional article mess ups (A, An, The) and some authors with 3 names (Mary Higgins Clark sometimes in the H's and sometimes in the C's) they have to take the database down, and I THOUGHT that might have been what the last outage was this past week, but I don't see those things corrected, (Mary still has two places in the listings.) So, I don't have any clue how high on the priority list this issue is, or when they MIGHT consider doing it.

There are definitely problems in the title and author sorts. My wish list has "The Riddle of the River" between two S books.

"A is for Alibi" is a particularly hard title to sort though. Normally the intial A in a title should be ignored, but not in this case. It's always hard for a computer to deal with exceptions. But how the heck it winds up putting it in the PQR range I do not know.