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This document provides information about finding books in a library. It discusses the two main types of books - fiction and non-fiction. Fiction books are sorted alphabetically by the author's last name, and the library uses a labeling system to indicate the author's last name initials, book level/type, and location in the library. Next week, the document will cover how to find non-fiction books.
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Finding fiction
- 1. How to Find Your Way Around a Library
- 2. Types of Books There are two types of books that you’ll find in every library that you go into...fiction & non fiction. Bigger, public libraries my have many “specialized” sections, but you will still only find two types of books.
- 3. Fiction These are the “fake” books. They can include chapter books, picture books, and series books.
- 4. Fiction These books are sorted alphabetically by the author’s last name. When you look at the white label on the spine of the book (at our library) you will see something like this... J E FIC AND BLU
- 5. Elementary Fiction In our library, these are the picture books or any short “chapter” book that is an AR level blue, red, and some green & brown. E SCH
- 6. Junior Fiction These are the books in our library that are bigger/longer chapter books written at an AR level green, brown, yellow, and some red or J purple. FIC ERI They can also include J series books. FIC KOR
- 7. What’s on the Label? Indicates that it is an elementary fiction book. E SCH First three letters of the author’s last name (which is how we sort).
- 8. What’s on the Label? Indicates that it is a junior fiction book. J FIC BLU First three letters of the author’s last name (which is how we sort).
- 9. What’s on the Label? When you ask where a book is located, I’ll tell you it’s on the north or west wall (if you’re looking for fiction) and then give you the letters from the author’s name. That means you need to look at the BOTTOM line on the label!
- 10. Sorting Fiction J J J FIC FIC FIC BLU BUC BLA What order do these books go in? What wall would they be on in our library?
- 11. Sorting Fiction E E E SAG SAC SHA What order do these books go in? What wall would they be on in our library?
- 12. NEXT WEEK! How to find your favorite NON FICTION books!
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