Book genres
Some of the different book genres.
What Are Historical
Novels?
Historical novels are those whose stores are set
during historical events. More accurately,
during a time that predates the life of the
author. There has been much debate as how far
back in time the action has to take place
About Children's
Literature
Just what is children's literature? That
question has raised considerable debate for many
years. The term general refers to books that are
both selected and read by children and those
books that have been evaluated and deemed
appropriate.
The Most Popular Series of
Children's Books
Possibly the most popular series of children's
books are the Little Golden Books, which were
first published in September 1942 Simon and
Schuster publishers.
About Fairy Tales
Fairy tales typically contain magical characters
such, as fairies, goblins, and elves, as well as
enchantments and in fact were not originally
thought of as strictly as children's stories
Young Adult Literature
Young adult literature is written, published,
and marketed to and for young adults, with the
majority of the stories having an adult
protagonist. According to the American Library
Association, young adult readers are between the
ages of 12-18.
Family Saga Literature
The family saga as its name implies is a
literature genre that chronicles the lives and
occurrences of a family and may cover several
generations.
Fantasy Literature
Involves Magic or Supernatural Powers
Fantasy is a genre that usually involves the
magic or other supernatural forms and can take
place in mythical or imaginary worlds as the
backdrop of the plot, theme, or setting.
The Romance Novel
The romance novel is a subcategory of fiction,
which the main plot of the story is a love
relationship between a man and a woman.
The Science Fiction Novel
Science fiction is the literary genre in which
part of the story depends on the impact of
science that may actually exist or be imaginary
and creates the setting for the story.
Horror Fiction Novels
Horror fiction is a genre, which is intended to
frighten, unsettle, or horrify the reader.
Generally, the horror of the story is often the
presence of evil, rather as a spirit, or a
supernatural being.
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