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Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Genres in the Library
Ms. Rentchler
Teacher Librarian
2009
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
All Libraries Have Two Main Genres
• Fiction = Books that are not true, they are pretend.
• Non-fiction = Books that are real, true, factual, and full of information.
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
School and Public Libraries
• Fiction books are arranged in alphabetical order according to the Author’s last name
• A, B, C, D order
• Non-fiction books are arranged in numerical order according to the Dewey Decimal System named after the man that created the system, Mr.Melvil Dewey
• 0, 1, 2, 3 order
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Genres within FictionFound by the Author’s last name
Science Fiction Fantasy Historical Fiction
Mystery Humor Classics
Adventure Realistic Fiction
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Genres within Non-fictionFound in numerical order
with the Dewey Decimal System
Biography Autobiography Reference
Folklore, Fables, Fairy Tales
Science and Nature Poetry
History Music, Drawing, Painting
Sports, Hobbies
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Finding Fiction Books
• You need to know the Author’s last name first letter.
• You go to the shelf and check in that alphabetized section.
• If the book is not on the shelf, check the fiction book return cart.
• If the book is not on the shelf or the fiction book return cart, it is checked out and you need to think of another book you want.
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Finding Non-fiction Books
• You can “browse” the non-fiction section for books in the category you’ve selected by finding the Dewey Decimal System number first.
• Then you go to the numerically arranged shelves and check for the number.
• If the non-fiction shelf is empty, you should also check the non-fiction book return cart.
• If the non-fiction book return cart doesn’t have the book either, then the books have been checked out and you need to get something else.
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Big Genre Fiction
Smaller Genre Historical Fiction
are pretend stories set in the past with characters who take part in actual historical events.
Sign of the Beaver Titanic Crossing The Butterfly
Ben and Me A Boy At War Charlie Skedaddle
Call Me FrancisTucket
Felicity SavesThe Day
American Girl Series
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Big Genre Fiction
Smaller Genre Realistic Fiction
are pretend stories with imaginary characters and events.
Because of Winn Dixie
Ramona Books
Shiloh
Johnny Tremain Fudgemania Babysitter Club Series
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Big Genre Fiction
Smaller Genre Fantasy
are pretend stories that include talking animals, magical powers, time travel, imaginary beings from imaginary settings.
Harry PotterWrinkle in Time
The Great InteractiveDream Machine
My Father’s Dragon The Wizardof Oz
Dragon Hatcher
The Giver Winnie the Pooh Bunnicula
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Big Genre Fiction
Smaller Genre Tall Tales
are pretend stories that have human characters with superhuman characteristics
Pecos Bill Legends ofPaul Bunyan
Bowleg Bill
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Big Genre Fiction
Smaller Genre Mysteries
are pretend stories with characters who try to solve a crime or unexplained event. There is a problem to be solved that includes clues, distractions, and an answer to the problem
Horrible Harry’s Secret Cam Jansen and the Mystery of the Stolen Diamonds
Nancy Drew and the Mystery of the Ivory Charm
The High-Rise Private Eyes and the Case of the Missing Monkey
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Big Genre Fiction
Smaller Genre Science Fiction
are pretend stories that are based on science theories and could be partly true.
Wanna Buy an Alien? Lost in Cyberspace
Aliens for Breakfast Star Wars
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Big Genre Non-fiction Smaller Genre
Folklore and Folktales
are pretend stories that have been told all over the world and have a lesson.. The Frog Prince Rumpelstiltskin Grimm’s Tales
Tell the Bone Scary Stories Beauty and the Beast
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Big Genre Non-fiction
Smaller Genre Fairy Tales
are pretend stories with magic and have been told all over the world with different characters and settings but with the same plot.
Cinderella Big Foot Cinderella
Cinderfella The EgyptianCinderella
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Big Genre Non-fiction
Smaller Genre Biography
is a true account of a real person’s life written by someone else.
Michael Jackson Michael Jordan
Anne Frank President Obama
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Big Genre Non-fiction
Smaller GenrePoetry
is verse written to inspire thoughts and feelings in the reader. It often uses rhyme, rhythm (meter), and stanzas. It may also be written in free verse that does not rhyme.
New Kid on the Block Where the Sidewalk Ends
If I Were in Charge of the World and Other Worries: Poems for Children and Their Parents
Angels Ride Bikes and Other Fall Poems
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Two Big Genresfilled with many smaller Genres
• Within Fiction Genre • Within Non-fiction Genre
HistoricalFiction
Fantasy
Mystery
ScienceFiction
RealisticFiction
Adventure
Biography
Folklore
Fairy Tales
Fables
ScienceAnd
Nature
Humor
Poetry
Reference
Drawing,Painting,
Arts
Tall Tales
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
Genre just means a type of book
• Two Big Genres• Many smaller Genres within the Two Big
Genres• Some smaller Genres overlap each other
Ms. Rentchler, Teacher Librarian 2009
What is your favorite Genre?
1.Why?2. What would you tell someone else to get them interested in it?3. What books have you read in the Genre?4. Have you learned anything reading this Genre that has affected your life?5. What new books would you like to read in this Genre?6. What other Genres would you like to read?