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- Dec 14, 2017
The 620 section at my Elementary School Media Center. For those who don't follow the Dewey Decimal system, books in the 620 section cover Engineering. The books in this section were some of my favorites as they combined pictures of big machines and heavy equipment from the sixties and seventies with sci-fi/concept art by Chris Foss, Klaus Burgle, Frank Tinsley and other famous concept artists. I was always annoyed that I could only check out two books at a time becuase there were numerous volumes that I loved reading over and over again.
Before I go I should also state another fond memory of this section. Due to the fact that most kids aren't interested in monorails, bucket dredgers, blast furnaces and robots that aren't R2-D2 or C-3PO, the librarians would use available spots in the shelves to hide books that parents would get mad at. These books were imported European picture books that featured goofy fat bottomed MILFs doing things like going shopping naked, going to nude beaches and riding horses naked. Like the aforementioned Engineering books, the art for these books was also gorgeous. When I got older I'd find out that the art was inspired by the saucy postcards that the English Seaside town of Brighton is famous for.
Before I go I should also state another fond memory of this section. Due to the fact that most kids aren't interested in monorails, bucket dredgers, blast furnaces and robots that aren't R2-D2 or C-3PO, the librarians would use available spots in the shelves to hide books that parents would get mad at. These books were imported European picture books that featured goofy fat bottomed MILFs doing things like going shopping naked, going to nude beaches and riding horses naked. Like the aforementioned Engineering books, the art for these books was also gorgeous. When I got older I'd find out that the art was inspired by the saucy postcards that the English Seaside town of Brighton is famous for.