200's
What is Religion?
The largest commonly used search engine.
What is Google?
This could never really happen; including talking animals, magic, etc.
What is fantasy?
In most libraries, non-fiction books are numerically categorized and shelved accordingly using this method.
What is the Dewey Decimal System?
"The Raven"
Who is Edgar Allen Poe?
910's
What Geography and Travel?
You would use this when searching for a particular book, author, subject, or any form of other media in the library's archives.
What is the OPAC?
These kind of books use sequential art to tell a story.
What are graphic novels?
These types of books are shelved by the first three letters of the author's last name.
What is fiction?
Harry Potter, e.g.
Who is J.K. Rowling?
500's
What is science?
This particular online platform serves like a creditable source, but almost anyone can edit it.
What is Wikipedia?
These books are based on events that happened in the past but are not actually a true story.
What is historical fiction?
Encyclopedias, Atlases, dictionaries, maps, etc. are referred to as these.
What are references?
"Romeo & Juliet"
Who is Shakespeare?
700's
What is Arts and Recreation?
When unsure the meaning or origin of a word, it is advisable to utilize this reference.
What is the dictionary?
These books may scare some, and often portray stories about ghouls, goblins, monsters, witches, etc.
What is horror?
Where one would check out or return a book or anything borrowed from the library.
What is the circulation desk?
The Hobbit
Who is J.R.R. Tolkien?
000 - 099's
What is general knowledge?
Almost all forms of copyrighted media (publications, manuscripts, books, sound recordings, photographs, etc.) are available in the United States here.
Where is the Libarary of Congress?
What is mystery?
In what section would you find factual books about sports, science, animals, historical figures, etc.?
What is non-fiction?
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
Who is C.S. Lewis?