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Genres and their definitions

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Realistic fiction   Stories with characters who take part in events that could really happen  
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Historical fiction   Made up stories set in the past with characters who take part in actual historical events  
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Fantasy   Stories set in make-believe worlds, often with non-human characters  
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Science Fiction   Fictional stories based on scientific fact often set in the far past or far future and may include time travel or mad scientists.  
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Adventure   Exciting stories that include an element of threat, peril, or danger.  
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Mystery   Stories that include an element of suspense and secrecy. Something puzzling usually needs solving and a crime is frequently involved.  
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Nonfiction   Books about real people, places and things. Includes biographies and autobiographies,  
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Folklore   Made up stories that might teach a lesson, explain mysteries in nature or pass on customs or traditions. Generally shared orally.  
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Poetry   Stories told using structured lines and stanzas instead of sentences and paragraphs. They sometimes rhyme.  
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Biography   The story of a real person's life written by another person.  
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Autobiography   A story written about a person's life that was written by that person.  
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