A desk where someone can help you find information either in the library or online.
a reference desk
The company that prints and distributes the book
Publishers
Magazines, journals, and newspapers are all
periodicals
To borrow something from the library; to take something home with you from the library. You will need to show a student ID card or other photo ID
to check out
The desk in the library where you can check out books, magazines, videos, and other items.
A circulation desk
Grāmatas nosaukums
a title of the book/ a book title
A book which provides definitions and explains meanings of words
a dictionary
The number identification of the book that is scanned for circulation
a barcode
To extend the loan period on an item; to check an item out again so you can keep it longer.
to renew
At the end of the ..............period, you must return the item to the library.
loan
This is another word for ‘customer’ or ‘user’; often people who go to libraries are called
patrons
Literature that is based on facts, real events, and real people; this includes biographies and history
non-fiction
At the end of the loan period, you must .............. the item to the library.
return/give back
The length of time for which you can borrow something from the library.
a loan period
Stories or novels/ daiļliteratūra
fiction
This is the opposite of a book being “checked out” or not present at the library
on the shelf
A card given to someone who belongs to a library so that the person can check out materials
a library card
The back edge of the book that is visible when on the shelf
a spine
A place where you can borrow books, videos, magazines, etc.; a place where can get help finding information
library
The date by which you should return items you have borrowed to the library.
due date
Virsraksts (rakstam avīzē, žurnālā, internetā)
a headline