Audiobooks in library won't sync

All of a sudden, the audiobooks in my library will not sync to my ipod. They are there in the library, but the audiobooks category on the ipod remains empty after a sync. Have tried to sync multiple times with no luck. One book I had listened to half-way, the other was a brand new download from iTunes.
Windows XP Pro

John, thanks for the input, but my audiobooks tab wasn't even showing up! I just finished syncing my ipod once again and the audiobooks mysteriously reappeared on my ipod. I'm still at a loss as to what's going on, but not going to tempt fate - until they "go missing" again.
I do appreciate your time and effort!
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