1. Literary Genres 2006-2007

2. Realistic Fiction Literature that depicts imaginary characters in Real-life situations

3. Historical Fiction Literature with imaginary characters Based on events related to history

4. Science Fiction Literature based on actual or imaginary developments or discoveries in science Often futuristic or fantasy

5. Fantasy and Fables Fantasy books contain elements that could not happen in the world as we know it today. Fables are short, brief stories that teach a lesson or moral.

6. Poetry The art or work of a poet that pleases or stirs the imagination. Located in the Learning Center under 808-811

7. Non-Fiction Books that discuss facts, deal with real or historical characters, circumstances or events. Examples:science, sports, drawing, math animals, or transportation

8. Biographies True stories about a person’s life or parts of his/her life Some are collective biographies with many biographies groups together.

9. Autobiographies Autobiographies are where people write about their own life. You can find them in the 920/921 section of the Learning Center.

10. Newspapers/Magazines Newspapers and magazines contain articles relating to current events, new discoveries, and important people.