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What's New at
Laconia Public Library? Here are just a few of the new titles. |
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Author |
Prefix/Call number |
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Against all odds |
Hannon, Irene |
Han |
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Always a Thief |
Hooper, Kay |
PB Hoo |
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Dead as a doornail |
Harris, Charlaine |
Har |
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World War II |
Black, Hermann |
940.53 Bla |
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The winter lodge. |
Wiggs, Susan |
PB WIG |
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Flower confidential |
Stewart, Amy |
338.1 STE |
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Scenic driving New England |
Green, Stewart M. |
917.404 GRE |
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All I ever wanted [sound recording] |
Clarkson, Kelly |
CD Cla |
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Anger Management [DVD] |
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DVD Ang |
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Everything is fine |
Ellis, Ann Dee |
YA Ell |
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Do you know what a library prefix is on a spine label or in the catalog? |
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Each number stands for a special topic.
Every book is given a number and is put on the shelf in number order.
Books with the same number are put in alphabetical order by the author’s
last name. The Dewey Decimal Classification System is used in Public
libraries. It is helpful for patrons to understand why books are numbered
and how to find the numbers on the shelves, so they can use the library
effectively. |
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Listed below is the dewey
decimal classification but there are classifications not listed in the
dewey system. If you'd like to learn a little about them, just click on
other classifications. |
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Categories |
| 000-099
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General References or Works
(encyclopedias, biographies, periodicals and journalism) |
| 100-199 |
Philosophy, psychology and logic |
| 200-299 |
Religion |
| 300-399 |
Social Sciences (how people live and
work in society; law, government and institutions) |
| 400-499 |
Language (English, grammar and
dictionaries) |
| 500-599 |
Natural Science (Mathematics,
astronomy, physics, chemistry, geology, paleontology, biology,
zoology, and botany) |
| 600-699 |
Technology and Applied Science
(medicine, engineering, agriculture, home economics, radio, TV, and
aviation) |
| 700-799 |
Fine Arts and Recreation
(architecture, sculpture, painting, music, photography and
recreation) |
| 800-899 |
Literature (plays, poems, essays,
literature in foreign languages) |
| 900-999 |
History and Biography (history,
biography, geography and other related disciplines) |
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