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As a librarian, this question tickles me.
Got any good books on librarian science?
Good question. None that I think would be fun for the general public...
... although...
Perhaps you might enjoy the 1976 Canadian novel "Bear", which features an Archivist as the protagonist. It won the Governor General's Literary Award when it came out.
https://openlibrary.org/books/OL4885078M/Bear