Works with inappropriate subject headings on LibraryThing

AnnaClaire: If subject headings are to be believed, this is a "pictorial work" about a town in New Jersey, and not a novel about the female residents of a town in England.

AnnaClaire: Apparently, this is a study guide to a large print TV movie, which was possibly set in the 1700's.

Luisali: Theatrical posters and Theatrical productions

AnnaClaire: A lot of edition-level items, and some multilingual duplications. Also contains a few weirdness gems.

AnnaClaire: There are two sets of effectively doubled headings and it goes downhill from there. Scroll down to the H's, and it's called a comic book, a film, a large type book, a "Toy and movable books" and a videodisc. And somehow got sorted with a certain Mary Shelley novel.

AnnaClaire: Another supposed study guide to a TV movie.

AnnaClaire: There's the usual Large Type Nonsense, and one heading suggests Atwood wrote this at the age of 6.

AnnaClaire: One heading ends with "› Adaptations" and another with "› Criticism, Textual."

AnnaClaire: "Publishers' advertisements"? Really?

AnnaClaire: Needs a little multilingual condensing.

AnnaClaire: Quite a few subject headings from the movies. A few oddballs made their way in, too. There are also a number of headings in French that duplicate their English counterparts.

AnnaClaire: One wouldn't think Dickens wrote a biography of Tolkien, but the subject headings say he did.

AnnaClaire: Fortunately, the only *wrong* heading is "7.150" -- mostly the problem is duplications from misunderstood text.

AnnaClaire: An animated adaptation on TV & videodisc. Now with snazzy bindings!

AnnaClaire: There's the work-level "Electronic books" in there. And some French dupes of headings already there in English -- at least, once you correct for some wrongly-escaped characters.