Our libraries have a wonderful wide range of fiction texts. Fiction books are defined as texts literature in the form of prose, especially novels, that describes imaginary events and people. We have paperbacks, hardbacks, large format and the crossover with Picture Fiction and wordless books as well as poetry, drama, myths and legends, graphic novels and fairy tales is the testament to many different forms fiction takes. Straightforward fiction in our library is housed in the carousel book storage, book boxes and on the shelves has a label on the spine that includes an F ( for fiction) and the first three letters of the Author’s family /surname e.g. a book by Chris Riddell would have an F and below that RID written. On our bookshelves, in the fiction areas, the books are organised alphabetically, and have the relevant letter of the alphabet signposting where that starts, to aid access for our students.
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| On the right side of the library, find it on a row of the white shelf with the black alphabet signage. | On the right side of the library, find the five black shelves with alphabets signage on top. |
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Adventure Stories |
Animal Stories |
Bedtime Stories |
Classic Stories |
Detective Stories |
Diaries & Letters |
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Fairy Stories |
Fantasy Stories |
Historical Stories |
Horror Stories |
Humourous Stories |
Jokes |
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Magical Stories |
Mystery Stories |
Pirate Stories |
Princes & Princesses |
Realistic Fiction |
Royalty Stories |
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Science Fiction |
Sport Stories |
Superhero Stories |
Survival Stories |
War Stories |
Witch Stories |
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Poetry |
Language |
Fairytales, Myths & Legends |
Plays/Drama |
English |
PSHE |
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