Re: fiction subcatagories

["Michael Ming, Hung" <mmhung@HKEIN.SCHOOL.NET.HK>]

Thanks again.

>Currently as in my previous two positions, the hardbacks are straight alpha
>but paperbacks are by genre (twirling racks are best).
>
>My current categories are pretty broad, but it works well for class
assignments:
>
>-Modern Realistic Fiction (big section)
>-Sci Fi/Fantasy
>-Mystery
>-Historical Fiction
>-Animal Stories
>-Classics (i.e. the books that are on the summer reading lists that don't
>fit other genres)
>-Horror (new for me.....tends to pull from both Mystery and SciFi/Fantasy)
>-Adventure Stories
>-Sports Stories
>-Comics & Graphic Novels
>

Are you using commercial provided labels for this sub-cat or self made is ok?

>The catalog is coded for each section; the books have color coordinated
>spine labels; the shelf list (we're automating soon, fortunately) has been
>alpha.
>
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