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Holocaust fiction is a sub-genre of this category
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The stories in this genre often focus on situation that could actually happen today.
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A story that takes place in the future with inventive technology would be an example of this genre.
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This genre features life stories written about the author.
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this type of text uses both pictures and words to tell stories through a series of panels.
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You won't find a unicorn in this type of text. It is made up of only true facts.
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If you read a story about someone's life written by someone else, you are reading this genre.
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A type of traditional literature that contains elements of magic and usually focuses on good versus evil characters.
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These stories often feature a hero on a quest.
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Traditional texts that have been pasted down from generation to generation and use magical elements and take place in the distant past.
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Containing great exaggerations that are often humorous, this type of stories many times takes place in the Wild West.
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A story with wizards would fall under this category.
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Stories about imaginary or fake characters and events.
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If you're asking "whodunit?" you're reading one of these.
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A type of traditional literature that is based on historic figures or events, such as King Arthur or Robin Hood.
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This genre focuses on self-expression and contains texts that are formatted in lines and stanzas.
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This genre features stories about games and athletes.
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Things that go "bump" in the night are found in this genre.
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A literary category.
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Stories that contain talking animals and usually teach a lesson.
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Texts from this genre are meant to be viewed by an audience, including stage directions and dialogue.
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If you're laughing out loud, your book probably belongs to this genre.
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Gods, goddesses, and magical creatures are used to explain how the world came to be in this type of text.
