/* HTML5 Sortable (http://farhadi.ir/projects/html5sortable) * Released under the MIT license. */(function(a){var b,c=a();a.fn.sortable=function(d){var e=String(d);return d=a.extend({connectWith:!1},d),this.each(function(){if(/^enable|disable|destroy$/.test(e)){var f=a(this).children(a(this).data("items")).attr("draggable",e=="enable");e=="destroy"&&f.add(this).removeData("connectWith items").off("dragstart.h5s dragend.h5s selectstart.h5s dragover.h5s dragenter.h5s drop.h5s");return}var g,h,f=a(this).children(d.items),i=a("<"+(/^ul|ol$/i.test(this.tagName)?"li":"div")+' class="sortable-placeholder">');f.find(d.handle).mousedown(function(){g=!0}).mouseup(function(){g=!1}),a(this).data("items",d.items),c=c.add(i),d.connectWith&&a(d.connectWith).add(this).data("connectWith",d.connectWith),f.attr("draggable","true").on("dragstart.h5s",function(c){if(d.handle&&!g)return!1;g=!1;var e=c.originalEvent.dataTransfer;e.effectAllowed="move",e.setData("Text","dummy"),h=(b=a(this)).addClass("sortable-dragging").index()}).on("dragend.h5s",function(){b.removeClass("sortable-dragging").show(),c.detach(),h!=b.index()&&f.parent().trigger("sortupdate",{item:b}),b=null}).not("a[href], img").on("selectstart.h5s",function(){return this.dragDrop&&this.dragDrop(),!1}).end().add([this,i]).on("dragover.h5s dragenter.h5s drop.h5s",function(e){return!f.is(b)&&d.connectWith!==a(b).parent().data("connectWith")?!0:e.type=="drop"?(e.stopPropagation(),c.filter(":visible").after(b),!1):(e.preventDefault(),e.originalEvent.dataTransfer.dropEffect="move",f.is(this)?(d.forcePlaceholderSize&&i.height(b.outerHeight()),b.hide(),a(this)[i.index()'); items.find(options.handle).mousedown(function() { isHandle = true; }).mouseup(function() { isHandle = false; }); $(this).data('items', options.items) placeholders = placeholders.add(placeholder); if (options.connectWith) { $(options.connectWith).add(this).data('connectWith', options.connectWith); } items.attr('draggable', 'true').on('dragstart.h5s', function(e) { if (options.handle && !isHandle) { return false; } isHandle = false; var dt = e.originalEvent.dataTransfer; dt.effectAllowed = 'move'; dt.setData('Text', 'dummy'); index = (dragging = $(this)).addClass('sortable-dragging').index(); }).on('dragend.h5s', function() { dragging.removeClass('sortable-dragging').show(); placeholders.detach(); if (index != dragging.index()) { items.parent().trigger('sortupdate', {item: dragging}); } dragging = null; }).not('a[href], img').on('selectstart.h5s', function() { this.dragDrop && this.dragDrop(); return false; }).end().add([this, placeholder]).on('dragover.h5s dragenter.h5s drop.h5s', function(e) { if (!items.is(dragging) && options.connectWith !== $(dragging).parent().data('connectWith')) { return true; } if (e.type == 'drop') { e.stopPropagation(); placeholders.filter(':visible').after(dragging); return false; } e.preventDefault(); e.originalEvent.dataTransfer.dropEffect = 'move'; if (items.is(this)) { if (options.forcePlaceholderSize) { placeholder.height(dragging.outerHeight()); } dragging.hide(); $(this)[placeholder.index() < $(this).index() ? 'after' : 'before'](placeholder); placeholders.not(placeholder).detach(); } else if (!placeholders.is(this) && !$(this).children(options.items).length) { placeholders.detach(); $(this).append(placeholder); } return false; }); }); }; })(jQuery); (not part of the puzzle: code based on this more different guy)

The Little Library

In your pursuit of the elusive humans, you enter the next room. It is fairly small, and oddly enough, there doesn't appear to be another door aside from the one you just entered.

To your left there is a normal wooden desk with a chair. The drawers are all locked and thus inaccessible. There are a few items on top of the desk: a computer which is set up such that it can only access Wikipedia and a notepad with a pen. There is a note scribbled on the pad: "Please sort the books in order to leave. -Head Librarian"

Across the room are three bookshelves. Each shelf has a bronze placard above it displaying two names. There are twenty books strewn across the shelves.

D. H. Lawrence
Marcus Pfister

• Fannie Flagg
• Alice Walker
• Isaac Asimov
• Ken Kesey
• Meg Wolitzer
• Charles Dickens
• John Steinbeck
• Charlotte Perkins Gilman

Lois Lowry
Pittacus Lore

• Liz Kessler
• Louisa May Alcott
• C. S. Lewis
• James Grady
• Rachel Carson

Myla Goldberg
Robert Bolt

• Wilson Rawls
• Toni Morrison
• Rudyard Kipling
• Alexandre Dumas
• Mitch Albom
• Barbara Kingsolver
• Anthony Burgess