Book Prefixes in the Albion Middle School Library

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Book Prefixes in the Albion Middle School Library

Location of Book Prefixes Book location Determined by prefix on spine label Prefix Information on first line of spine label

Genre Prefixes SC Story collection AB Audio book E Easy fiction and nonfiction GN Graphic novels and nonfiction REF Reference

Fiction Prefixes F Hardback fiction PB Paperback fiction

Nonfiction Prefixes 000—999 Nonfiction (Dewey Decimal Number) 92 Biography 920 Collective Biographies

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