Library Search

3. This type of search can be used when I don't have much information. It's similar to a subject search.
6. The person at the library who answers questions about books and additional library matters.
8. An older method of searching at the library requires looking through a drawer filled with index cards containing bibliographic information.
10. The Online Public Access Calendar used to search for items in most libraries.
12. One way I can perform this type of search is by knowing you wrote the book
13. These types of books usually contain facts and details about actual events, people or animals.

1. Different indexed terms used to help people when they don't know an author or title to search
2. This search techqniue involves looking at books on the shelves and sometimes reading the back cover.
4. The place somone can go to checkout books.
5. These types of books are made up and usually tell some type of story.
7. Level This information tells me how difficult a book is to read
9. Another way to locate a book at the library is by knowing the name of it.
11. Number At many public or school libraries I can find books by using the special label used to organize them. (Hint) Sometimes it can be letters or numbers.