The section of the Library where books labeled with the letter E can be found.

It holds the pages of the book together.

A book about talking pigs is an example of this genre.

The name of the person who draws the pictures in the story.

The most important rule in the library that is in yellow.

The section of the library where books with facts can be found.

The first page of a book. It tells you the book's title, the author and the publisher.

This type of genre tells the story of a person's life.

Used to determine the definition and proper spelling of a word.

The CYRM nominated Everybody book that received the most votes.

The section of the library where chapter books or fantasy books can be found.

A listing that tells you the names of the chapters in the book and the page on which each begins.

The characters in this genre are trying to solve something that is unexplained, often a crime.

The name of the person who creates the story or writes the words in a book.

The section of the library where dictionaries, thesauruses and encyclopedias can be found.

Books are organized on the shelf by this person's last name.

Found at the end of a book. A list of words in alphabetical order with definitions.

Similar to fantasy, except stories in this genre use SCIENTIFIC understanding to explain the universe that it takes place in.

Used to find synonyms and antonyms of a word.

Students throughout California read and vote on these nominated books each year.