Can I turn these two almost identical functions into one in python?

I have these two functions which are nearly identical apart from the if statement in search_genre, is there any way to combine them into one?

The books variable is a dictionary where each value is a list of dictionaries, i.e.:

books = {'Genre1':[{name:value, author:value}, {dict}], 'Genre2':[{dict}], and so on}

view_library() prints all the books and search_genre() takes a user input to print all books of a specific genre

def view_library():
    for genre in books:
        print(f'Genre: {genre}')
        for book in books[genre]:
            for key, value in book.items():
                print(f"{key.title()} : {value.title()}")
            print()


def search_genre(genre_type):
    for genre in books:
        if genre_type == genre:
            print(f'{genre_type}:')
            for book in books[genre_type]:
                for key, value in book.items():
                    print(f"{key.title()} : {value.title()}")
                print()