The General Library is accessible to all our members. This section of the Library has a wide variety of book genres, catering to diverse tastes and interests. Here’s a brief description of some of the genres you will find in our Library
Fiction
Literary Fiction
Focuses on character development and themes, often with a strong emphasis on language and style.
Historical Fiction
Set in a specific historical period, blending fictional characters with real events and settings.
Mystery/Thriller/Crime
Revolves around solving a crime or mystery, with a focus on suspense and plot twists.
Science Fiction
Explores futuristic concepts, advanced technology, space exploration and sometimes speculative or dystopian worlds.
Fantasy
Often set in imaginary worlds with magic, mythical creatures and supernatural events.
Adventure
Involves exciting, often dangerous journeys, with high-stakes action and exploration.
Horror
Designed to evoke fear, suspense and horror, often involving the supernatural or grotesque.
Non - Fiction
Psychology
Focuses on human behaviour, the mind, mental health, and emotional well-being.
Philosophy
Books about fundamental questions regarding existence, knowledge, ethics, and the mind.
Science and Nature
Covers a wide range of topics, from biology and physics to environmental issues and animal behavior.
History
Detailed accounts of past events, eras, or figures, offering insights into how history shapes the present.
True Crime
Non-fiction works that explore real criminal cases, investigations, and the psychology of criminals.
Self-Help
Books designed to improve the reader’s life, covering topics like personal development, health, and success.
Poetry
Collections of poems that express emotions, ideas, or stories through structured verses, rhythms, and imagery.
Travel
Guides or stories of exploration, providing insights into different cultures, places, and experiences.
Graphic Novels/Comics
Books that use a combination of illustrations and text to tell a story, spanning various genres like adventure, fantasy, and memoir.
Biography/Autobiography/Memoir
Life stories of real people, either written by the person themselves or by others.
Drama/Plays
Scripts written for theatre performances, focusing on dialogue and character interactions.