How are fiction books usually put on the shelves, according to Andrew?

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How are fiction books usually put on the shelves, according to Andrew?

Explanation:
Fiction is arranged alphabetically by the author's last name. This setup makes it easy to find a book once you know who wrote it and keeps the shelves predictable for everyone. Sorting by publication date would jumble titles by year and break the familiar order, while color or size aren’t stable identifiers and don’t help you locate a book on the shelf.

Fiction is arranged alphabetically by the author's last name. This setup makes it easy to find a book once you know who wrote it and keeps the shelves predictable for everyone. Sorting by publication date would jumble titles by year and break the familiar order, while color or size aren’t stable identifiers and don’t help you locate a book on the shelf.

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