Library [9.16]

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Anemone was very disappointed in the lack of kitten-books today, not that Gulliver minded at all. 

To compensate for the lack of fuzzy-friends, she spread her art supplies out all over the floor and set to work drawing pictures of some of the cuter kittens she had encountered last week.  Maybe she could get the pictures to come to life... 

The Fandom High Library was open.  Beware the invasion of the colored pencils.  

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Re: Morning

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"I'm afraid I'm not certain of the topics," Elizabeth said, pulling out her list and looking at it again. "I only have author names, and many of these appear to be surnames. Woolf. Beckett. Stevenson. Joyce. F. Scott Fitzgerald, that one's a full name, and Agatha Christie, as well. T. S. Eliot, I suppose that's three-quarters of a name, since he's only supplying his initials?"

It was a rather long list.

Re: Morning

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"They'll all be in literature," Anemone replied, pointing at one aisle. "All literature books fall in the '800's, so you can just browse until you find something you like."

"If you want to find an exact book, you can check the card catalog." Anemone wandered over to the large set of drawers and patted it fondly. "See the labels on the front? You can search by someone's name, or a topic. So if you want a book on rabbits, you could open the drawer that says 'Subjects - R', and find a book about rabbits!"

Re: Morning

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"Is it from author by there?" Eliza asked, glancing down the rows.

She eyed the card catalog with interest. "So I could research ... anything that occurs to me, and this would tell me where to find books on the subject?"

That sounded terribly useful.