How to Reach ESUJU Catalogue
We welcome thoughtful correspondence from readers, researchers, and rights holders. The best way to reach us is by writing to the manuscript reviewer, ESUJU Catalogue, at editor@esuju.com. Leo Catalogue maintenance uses source records and bibliographic context.
When to Write
You may wish to contact us for any of the following reasons:
- Metadata corrections — if you notice an incorrect title, author attribution, or category placement (for example, a book listed under “Childrens Adventures” that belongs elsewhere, or a title like Fairview Boys and Their Rivals that might be better suited to “School, Friendship & Growing Up”).
- File or reader issues — if an ebook file is unreadable, displays incorrectly, or fails to open on your device or browser.
- Accessibility problems — if a particular format does not work with your screen reader, magnification software, or other assistive technology.
- Privacy questions — if you have concerns about how your data is handled while using the catalogue.
- Copyright or rights concerns — if you believe a title may not be in the public domain in your jurisdiction, or if you hold rights to a work and wish to discuss its presence on the site.
- General editorial observations — if you have suggestions, corrections to reading guides, or other thoughtful feedback about a specific book or category. For instance, if you have read The Brownie Scouts in the Circus and notice an inaccuracy in the key ideas, we would appreciate hearing from you.
What to Include in Your Message
To help us address your report efficiently, please include as many of the following details as are relevant:
- The exact URL (page address) where the issue appears.
- The full ebook title and, if known, the author’s name.
- The file format you are using (EPUB, PDF, Kindle, HTML, etc.).
- The device or browser and its version (e.g., “Firefox 115 on Windows 10” or “iPadOS 17 with Safari”).
- A clear description of the observed problem — what you expected to happen and what actually occurred.
- If the message concerns copyright or rights, any supporting information (such as the jurisdiction and your relationship to the work).
Our Approach to Correspondence
Each message is read carefully. We aim to acknowledge legitimate reports and to act on them where possible. Because the catalogue is a small independent project, we cannot guarantee a specific response time, but we do review every substantive inquiry. Please note that we are unable to provide legal advice or confirm the public-domain status of a work in every country.
We also encourage readers to share their own discoveries. If you have come across a lesser-known classic that might fit our catalogue — perhaps a title like The River Motor Boat Boys on the Yukon or Black Treasure from the Sandy Steele series — we would be glad to consider it for inclusion. While we cannot promise to add every suggestion, we value the community’s role in enriching this library.
Thank you for helping us maintain a reliable and respectful digital library for classic children’s literature.