Do fiction book require numbers in dewy decimal system?

Fiction books do not require numbers in the Dewey Decimal System (DDC). The DDC is used primarily for nonfiction books to organize them by subject matter.

Here's why:

* Fiction is categorized by genre: Fiction books are categorized by genre (e.g., mystery, romance, science fiction) rather than by subject matter.

* DDC focuses on factual information: The DDC is designed to organize and locate factual information.

* Fiction is creative: Fiction is creative writing and doesn't fit neatly into the categories of the DDC.

Example:

* Nonfiction: A book about the history of the United States would have a DDC number like 973.

* Fiction: A novel about a detective solving a murder wouldn't have a DDC number because it's a fictional story.

Therefore, fiction books are typically categorized by genre or author, and the DDC is not used for them.