How do I use categories that parallel the taxa of a biological classification system to organize the items you can borrow from a library?

To organize library items using categories that parallel biological classification, you can create hierarchical groups such as Kingdom (e.g., Fiction, Non-Fiction), Phylum (e.g., Literary Genres, Academic Subjects), Class (e.g., Novels, Biographies, Science), Order (e.g., Historical, Fantasy, Physics), Family (e.g., Classic, Contemporary, Theoretical), Genus (e.g., Author names), and Species (e.g., Specific Titles). This structure allows users to navigate the collection systematically, similar to how organisms are classified in Biology. By employing this method, you can enhance the accessibility and discoverability of library resources.