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This document defines and provides brief descriptions of several genres of literature including fiction, nonfiction, realistic fiction, historical fiction, fantasy, science fiction, horror, and mystery. Fiction means the story is made up, nonfiction tells about real things and has facts, realistic fiction has made-up characters but realistic events, and historical fiction is similar but set in the past. Fantasy and science fiction involve imaginary elements like magic or advanced technology. Horror and mystery aim to scare or puzzle the reader with crimes or puzzling events to be solved.
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Fiction Genres
- 1. Fiction Fiction means that a story is not real, someone made it up.
- 2. Nonfiction Nonfiction books tell about real things and have facts in them.
- 3. Realistic Fiction Realistic fiction stories have made-up characters but things happen that could happen in real life.
- 4. Historical FictionHistorical fiction stories have made up characters but things happen that could have happened in real life a long time ago.
- 5. Fantasy Fantasy stories can’t happen in real life and they have magic or magical creatures.
- 6. Science Fiction Science fiction stories can’t happen in real life and they have unusual science and technology.
- 7. Horror Horror stories are stories that are supposed to scare you.
- 8. Mystery Mystery stories are stories where someone has to solve a crime or figure out a puzzling event. Mystery
Editor's Notes
- Charlotte: Stories can be fiction or nonfiction. Fiction means that a story is not real because someone made it up. You might read fiction because you want to have fun reading.
- Nonfiction books tell about real things and have facts in them. You might read nonfiction so that you can learn cool stuff.
- Science Fiction is a lot like Fantasy, because Science Fiction stories can’t happen in real life and they have strange science and technology.