Across
- 3. these stories belong to all genres, from adventure to sports, but they will all make you laugh (light green)
- 4. these stories have a question that need answered: whatever the mystery, you need to solve it (light blue)
- 5. fiction often with a focus on real life issues, like mental health, race relations, or domestic violence (dark blue)
- 6. The books and other materials that a library currently has available to patrons.
- 8. the process of evaluating the library's holdings against what is most popular and/or holes in the collection.
- 9. often taking place in our world, these stories feature things like vampires or ghosts (dark green)
- 10. often set in a dystopian universe, these stories usually show the dark side of innovation (purple)
Down
- 1. The process of building an institution's holdings of historical materials through acquisition activities. In a library, adding books and weeding books is part of the process.
- 2. A library media specialist examines the current holdings of the library media center, categorizes them according to age and classification, identifies areas of need, and creates a list of new acquisitions.
- 7. (n.) difference, variety; a condition of having many different types of forms. In a library, the degree to which the library has materials and services matching unique patron groups.