Start with an emotion or characteristic |
Add one of these to indicate children's fiction or non-fiction (literature). Use "quotation marks" as shown: |
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"juvenile fiction" "juvenile literature" |
Examples: |
Examples: |
One way to limit to picture books for young children but still have access to other UW collections is to add "picture books" to the fiction or literature subject, like this:
If you are searching ONLY UW-Whitewater Libraries, search any of the following examples, and refine the Location to select Curriculum Collection areas. | If you are searching ALL UW System Libraries, you will need to add one of the following to your search: | |
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Children of gay parents Coming out (Sexual orientation) Cross-dressing Gay and lesbian youth Gay comics Gay fathers Gay parents Gay people Gay teenagers Gays Gender creative Gender identity Homosexuality Lesbian mothers Lesbians Queer sons Queer youth Transgender people |
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"Juvenile fiction" |
(transgender OR "gender identity") AND "picture books"
Search by ethnic group name. Note that subject headings do not always use the most currently accepted terminology! | If you are searching ALL UW System Libraries, you will need to add one of the following to your search: |
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Search by ethnic group name. Note that subject headings do not always use the most currently accepted terminology!
Search by religion, religious holidays, or other related terms:
Search by topic:
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Ojibwe AND "juvenile literature"
Try combining various book genres/subject headings with OR, like this:
Ojibwe AND ("picture books" OR juvenile OR "board books")
Keep in mind that Sex Education is part of the broader Health Education topic. For younger children, try the following: |