Non-Fiction Book Selection
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This short slideshow provides tips for choosing books at the library. It suggests browsing different genres to find interests, and not feeling stuck with a book if it is not enjoyable, as another book can always be selected instead. A positive experience of finding an enjoyable book is also mentioned.
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Non-Fiction Book Selection
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- 5. Today, the genre is…
- 11. Don’t like the book you picked up?
- 12. Found a book you like?