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Is it fiction or nonfiction? Discovering the secret codes at your library!

Is it Fiction or Nonfiction? Book Title: The Chicken and the Weasel by Arnie Feather This is the story of a weasel who helps a chicken remember his way home.

Is it Fiction or Nonfiction? Book Title: The Planets by Peter Starry This book describes the planets in our solar system. Descriptions and pictures of each planet are included.

Is it Fiction or Nonfiction? Book title: Explorers Go to America by Jim Boat This book gives the routes the explorers took to America. Maps and illustration are included.

Is it Fiction or Nonfiction? Book Title: Pinky, the French Poodle by Phil Poof This is the story of a French Poodle with pink fur.

Is it Fiction or Nonfiction? Book Title: Dinosaurs of Long Ago by Greg Tail This book describes the types of dinosaurs that roamed long ago.

Is it Fiction or Nonfiction? Book Title: Dogs and Their Owners by Roger Leash This book describes the different ways to train your dog.

Is it Fiction or Nonfiction? Book Title: How to Start an Aquarium by Sally Swimmy This book tells you what to buy and how to put it together if you would like to start an aquarium.

Is it Fiction or Nonfiction? Book Title: Pokey’s Summer Vacation by Mike Tuxedo This book tells about how Pokey the penguin stays cool during the hot summer months.

Is it Fiction or Nonfiction? Readers…you decide! What will you bring home today?