History and History Makers: of People and Places Chapter 8.

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History and History Makers: of People and Places Chapter 8

Must Haves for a Good Historical Novel A setting thats integral to the story Place and people have to be authentic to the time in history The author has to know the history period well Readers have to be able to identify with believable characters The story should evoke the similar emotions in character and reader References to well-known events, people or other clues should help the reader visualize the historic framework Readers fill like the know the time or place better

Historical Fiction can teach a lesson. Authors can write about issues or concerns that have come up in the news. Clipart provided by iclipart

Fallen Angels, has made the ALA's list of frequently challenged books, due to adult language and its realistic depiction of the Vietnam War.

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