Another library source for books in high demand.

But it's so BIG!

I'd guess that Sacramento, like the two systems I use most these days, has an online reserve system that allows you to search the "catalog", sign in at some point, and click "reserve" and you're on the list. 

So what happens is most people do their search and the regular version of the book pops up on top.  They click on it, see the 300 waiting for it, curse, click reserve anyway, and wait to get their email notification that it's their turn.  Few even think of the large print option, if they even realize it exists.

BTW, both systems that I use offer another option around the long reserve list.  Both have a browsing "Quick Pick" area with a varying number of titles (the system I use most puts a sticker on the cover that reads "Quick Pick") that can't be reserved and, instead, are first come, first served.  The Columbus Metro branch that I visit most frequently has about 30 to 40 titles, some newer than others.  These books can be checked out for only 2 weeks and can't be renewed online.  But I have found that you can walk them up to the counter, explain you want to check it back out, and they'll let you do that.  Two of the three books I checked out earlier this week (including the Reacher book CK noted) are quick pick selections. 

I think a lot of folks are unaware of this option and simply manage their reserves online and when notified, go straight to the reserve area to retrieve their selections, then to checkout and right back out the door.  

CK, they don't have any reserve system at all?