Have you ever finished reading a book and still had questions about something in it? Maybe the story took place in a country you've never visited. Perhaps the main character loved a sport you've never played. Or maybe the book introduced you to something completely amazing, and you're dying to learn more. It happens to readers all the time. And Karen, the Kid Zone's nonfiction librarian, answers Hoover's thirst for knowledge with her newest line of displays connecting popular fiction books to their Dewey Decimal numbered tie-ins in the nonfiction section. The displays always feature four books. The current titles are:

The Secret of the Fortune Wookiee by Tom Angleberger (Origami Yoda #3)
736 - Origami
741.5 - Cartooning
791.45 - Star Wars

Wish You Were Eyre by Heather Vogel Frederick (Mother Daughter Book Club #6)
796.96 - Hockey
944 - France

Storm Runners: Eruption by Roland Smith (#3)
551.21 - Volcanoes
793.3 - Circus

Wonder by R.J. Palacio
302 - Bullying
371 - Education

The displays are located on the ends of the tall nonfiction cases in the Kid Zone. Karen rotates titles every month or two, so take a look each time you visit. You never know when one of your favorite books and/or subjects will be highlighted. And you might even discover some new favorites.