Literary Nonfiction vs. Historical Fiction
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Kathryn Owen
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In the Year of the Boar and Jackie Robinson is an example of
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Dear Austin is an example of
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Why is Dear Austin considered historical fiction?
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A magical story with mythical characters and events that could not happen in real life is an example of-
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These stories that take place in the past. They might include real people, places, and events, but they also include parts that are made up by the author are examples of-
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These stories take place in the present and include characters and situations that could really happen.
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A fictional story that exaggerates the truth that began as campfire stories told by American pioneers.
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A type of literature based on the author’s use of words and rhythm. The words are crafted together to form sounds, images, and ideas.
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Stories that have been told over and over again for many years. These stories attempt to explain why something exists or how something came to be. Some of these stories have tricksters who outsmart others in the story.
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A story that has characters such as elves, goblins, wizards, and fairies. They are often traditional and were passed down from storyteller to storyteller before being recorded in books.
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A type of narrative text, that uses story elements and language to share accurate information about real people, places, and events, including but not limited to biography and autobiography.
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Tell me one characteristic of literary nonfiction and one characteristic of historical fiction.
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