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Library 22/23

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    Let's see what you learned in library this year!
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  • This genre of fiction is meant to scare, startle, shock, and even repulse.
    Horror
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  • The purpose of this genre of fiction is to be funny.
    Humorous Fiction
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  • This genre of fiction explores how science and technology might impact human life in the future.
    Science Fiction
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  • This medal is awarded to books nominated by and voted on by kids in California.
    The California Young Reader Medal
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  • Stories in this genre of fiction may include magic, imaginary creatures, talking objects, and a battle between good and evil.
    Fantasy
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  • This system of library organization divides knowledge into categories and assigns each book a number so material can be easily found in any library.
    The Dewey Decimal System
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  • In which section of the library would you find a book with the call number "GN TEL"?
    Graphic Novel
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  • What is the name of the association that awards the Newbery and Caldecott medals?
    The American Library Association
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  • In which section of the library would you find a book with the call number "E BLA"?
    Picture Books/Early Reader
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  • In which section of the library would you find a book with the call number "978.4 BLU"?
    Nonfiction
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  • This term is used to describe the summary found on the back or inner cover of a book. *Hint: It rhymes with curb.*
    The Blurb
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  • The Newbery Award is given to children's books with outstanding authors or illustrators?
    Authors
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  • What is the name of the award given for outstanding children's book illustration?
    The Caldecott Award
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  • This is the name of the label found on the spine of a book to help you find its location in the library.
    Call Number
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  • This genre tells the story of a real person's life and is written in their own words.
    Autobiography
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  • This picture book by Matthew Cordell tells the story of a young girl whose attempts at bird watching are frequently disappointed.
    To See an Owl
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