This document discusses the different types of stories and their key elements. Stories can be short or long, written by an author, and illustrated with pictures. All stories have a title and many include characters. The setting refers to where the story takes place. Some stories provide facts, others are just for fun, and fables aim to teach a lesson. Importantly, stories contain a beginning, middle, and end. The document concludes by asking what kind of stories the reader enjoys.

1. STORIES
WHAT KIND OF
STORIES DO YOU LIKE
TO READ?

2. Some stories are short.

3. Some stories are long.

4. Stories are written by an
author.

5. The illustrators draw the
pictures of the stories.

6. All the stories have a title.

7. Many stories have
characters.

8. The setting is where the
story happens.

9. Some stories give you
facts or information.

10. Some stories are just for
fun.

11. Fables are stories that
teach you something.

12. Stories have three
important parts:
beginning, middle and
end.

13. What kind of stories do you
like to read?