This document provides a summary of different fiction genres and recommends books in those genres based on movies and TV shows a patron may enjoy. It lists various genres including adventure, Christian, fantasy, historical, horror, mystery, romance, realistic, science fiction, sports, and western fiction. For each genre it provides examples of movies and TV shows that fall into that category and recommends books from that genre that readers may enjoy if they like those movies and shows. It also mentions classics, graphic novels, and non-fiction as genres.

1. Genre Reading Got Genre?

2. Barnes & Noble-Style Arrangement of Fiction Books Adventure Christian Fantasy Historical Horror Mystery Realistic Romance Science Fiction Sports Fiction Western Fiction Classics Graphic Novels

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4. Book Spine Appearance F Van Heir Apparent Spine Labels will show: F (Fiction) Genre Sticker Author’s last name

5. Adventure Fiction Genre Hatchet Indiana Jones National Treasure Three Musketeers Sahara If you like these movies or shows. . . . . .You might enjoy reading books from the adventure genre. “ 24” Lost Mission Impossible Alex Rider: Stormbreaker

6. Christian Fiction Genre If you like movies or shows that are inspirational or are about Biblical people or prophesy, such as: Left Behind, The Movie Christy The Robe Facing the Giants Seventh Heaven Luther Passion of the Christ The Nativity . . . You might enjoy reading from the Christian fiction genre.

7. Fantasy Fiction Genre If you like movies or shows with heroes & heroines set in magical realms such as . . . Lord of the Rings Harry Potter Charmed Camelot . . . you might enjoy reading fantasy. Odyssey Eragon Lion the Witch & the Wardrobe (Narnia)

8. Historical Fiction Genre If you like movies or shows that are set in the past or are about historical times, such as . . . Little House Gone with the Wind Schindler’s List Titanic . . .you might enjoy reading historical fiction. Memoirs of a Geisha Pearl Harbor Sense & Sensibility Flags of our Fathers

9. Horror Fiction Genre If you like being scared to death or enjoy movies or TV shows such as. . . Amityville Horror The Green Mile Buffy the Vampire Slayer Psycho The Grudge Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Sixth Sense . . . try reading horror fiction.

10. Mystery Fiction Genre If you like to solve mysteries or watch movies or TV shows like. . . CSI Numbers Monk Crossing Jordan Law & Order Medium Without a Trace DaVinci Code . . . you might enjoy reading books from the mystery genre.

11. Romance Fiction Genre If you like to laugh or cry along with movies or TV shows like . . The Notebook A Walk to Remember Dawson’s Creek California Dreams Maid in Manhattan Saved by the Bell Where the Heart Is . . . you might enjoy reading romance fiction.

12. Realistic Fiction Genre If you like “true-to-life” movies or TV shows like . . . Speak Black Donnellys I am Sam Where the Heart Is . . . you might enjoy reading realistic fiction. Brian’s Song Radio Where the Red Fern Grows

13. Science Fiction Genre If you like watching movies or TV shows such as. . . The Matrix Jericho Invasion Jurassic Park Star Wars Star Trek Independence Day Heroes X-Men Superman Returns . . . try reading science fiction.

14. Sports Fiction Genre If you enjoy watching movies or TV shows like . . . The Rookie Friday Night Lights Remember the Titans We are Marshall The Contender Million Dollar Baby Bend it Like Beckham Field of Dreams . . . you might enjoy reading sports fiction.

15. Western Fiction Genre If you like watching movies or TV shows such as . . . Into the West Dr. Quinn Hang’em High Shane Blazing Saddles Tombstone The Quick and the Dead Dances with Wolves The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly . . .you might enjoy reading fiction from the western genre.

16. Classics If you like to watching movies created from classical literature . . . . . . . . you might enjoy reading some of the original works.

17. Graphic Novels If you like watching movies or shows featuring anime  or manga, such as. . . . . . you might enjoy graphic novels. Howl’s Moving Castle Spirited Away Princess Mononoke

18. Outside of a dog, a book is man’s best friend. . . . . Grouch Marx Inside of a dog, it’s too dark to read….