Novel & Cerita How Do You Arrange Books In A Library

"You said I can't leave a task half done. I'll get to the cataloguing later." Margaret looked away sourly. "Mr. Ralph wants it done now. He just called to instruct it." "Okay then!" I sang and dropped the onion back into its heap, then removed the uniform and strode out of the warm atmosphere. An hour later, I was busy arranging the books according to my prescribed order system, when it dawned upon me that Ralph's study was just next door. A part of me was dying to sneak out, but the other part of me warned me against it. This was the first time I was assigned to the library; if anything was missing from Ralph's study, Margaret wouldn't hesitate to point a finger at me.

I awe. Books were everywhere. They weren't organized by the Dewey Decimal System, they were organized by time periods. That's my favorite way to organize. I grab my mate's arm. "It's perfect." I snuggle into his arm. He wraps his arm around my torso. "Not as perfect as you." **dream**

I only had one issue, I had no idea where to start my search. Slowly, I walked in between the isles, for a moment, I forgot my main reasons for visiting in the first place. Books were arranged alphabetically, numerically and even randomly. I needed the isle for healers, if there was an isle for shifting, there was supposed to be one for healers.

I wince by the very thought. Letting out a breath, I stepped back a little to observe my work as I dusted off my hands. I hummed staring down at the neatly piled books stacked to the very left corner of the desk. No, the history book looks too big to be at the very top. A little again and it would flatten the rest of the books in a stack of flat pancakes. I step forward and reach over to rearrange the books again and placed the history book at the very bottom. Stepping back again, I dusted off my hands this time with a soft smile beaming on my face as I observe my work.

I know, wherever she is right now, I am confident that she's really happy for me and the things that I do right now. She's one, proud mom above all. I went inside the library quickly. Because most of the assistant students and the librarian got really used to me, most of them were my close friends. As soon as I arrived at the library counter, some of them smiled at me as they are very much willing to assist my needs. I have this special grouping of books from A-Z. I just wanted to be as organized as possible. It will not become messy and it would not be much of a burden to my friends who were working and organizing books in the library.

I wasn't feeling sleepy, so I wandered around the house. First was the laundry room, then a room but it was locked, and third was a library. It was huge and spacious. Celling-to-floor shelves lined the room, with books filling it. It was a lot and Evan didn't look like someone who enjoys reading books. I wondered if this library was for the alpha. The smell of old books and woods filled the air. The place was cold, I think that was due to the large windows at the three corners of the room. I glide my fingers across the spine of the books as my eyes follow the action looking for an eye-catching book. I had gotten to the second shelf before I realized that the book was arranged according to ho

He asked, his hand folded underneath his chest. “Like? I love ‘em.” I screamed, I was so excited to see so many books. “Can I touch them?” I beamed, almost tearing up. “Yeah, you can.” I walked to one of the mahogany shelves and picked up a book. The library was filled with books which were arranged in a very beautiful color pattern. It smelt woody and of a new book. “This is so beautiful.” I wiped my eyes, all my problems suddenly forgotten as I started at this book.

In fact, I just wanted to run outside the palace to see how Elizabeth was doing now, but my father forcefully dragged me to the highest floor of the library. The books in the library were arranged according to the year of their creation. Those placed at the bottom are the newest books, while the oldest books are placed at the top. It was said to date back 10,000 years. This is the secret of the royal family. No one but the royal family can read books on the top floor.

Less work and more straightforward than her job right now, she needs to deal with the books and paperwork. "Aurora, you can put these journals in this section. Arrange and place the book followed by the character and use the moving stair for the high place, okay?" one of her colleagues, Martha, giving her instruction. "Okay." She replied short. She looked at the basket full of thick books and old journals from old generations. She sorts out the book and places it accordingly with the character. For the last book, she needs to use the moving stair to put it back on the shelf.

"Hmm… I will have to get some decent chairs for the librarian's desk." Susan says to herself, while finishing checking the Index system configurations. After confirming that everything is correct, she gets ready to run an administrator command to start the scanning and indexing process. Susan looks up from the monitor and sees that the house-elves had already delivered the two new bookshelves, and just like she had said to Madam Pince, the library room had grown a little to accommodate the new furniture. "Attention everyone, let's focus on sorting the books by sections in accord with the subjects. I will ask the Professors to sort them according to levels after dinner. Be sure to name all se