A student visits the general library to enquire and borrow a book. Write a dialogue between the student and the Librarian. (20 exchanges) (10mark)

Student: Good morning, I'm looking for a book and was hoping you could help me.
Librarian: Good morning! Of course, I'd be happy to assist you. What book are you looking for?
Student: I'm trying to find "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" by Yuval Noah Harari.
Librarian: Ah, a very popular choice. Let me check our system for you.
Student: Thank you.
Librarian: (Typing) It looks like we have several copies. One is currently available on the third floor, in the non-fiction section, under call number 909.004 HAR.
Student: Great! Could you tell me exactly where the non-fiction section is on the third floor?
Librarian: Certainly. Take the elevator or stairs up to the third floor. When you exit, turn left, and you'll see the non-fiction shelves. The 900s are towards the back wall.
Student: Got it. Third floor, left, back wall. Thank you so much!
Librarian: You're welcome. Let me know if you have trouble finding it.
Student: (A few minutes later, returning with the book) Excuse me, I found it! I'd like to borrow this, please.
Librarian: Excellent! Do you have your student ID card with you?
Student: Yes, here it is. (Hands over ID card)
Librarian: Thank you. (Scans the book and ID card)
Librarian: This book is due back on [Date, e.g., October 25th]. You can renew it online if you need more time, provided no one else has reserved it.
Student: Okay, October 25th. I understand.
Librarian: Is there anything else I can help you with today? Perhaps finding another book or information about library services?
Student: No, that's all for now, thank you very much for your help!
Librarian: You're most welcome. Enjoy your reading!
Student: I will. Goodbye!
Librarian: Goodbye!