Childrens Literature

Are designed for children and feature illustrations and minimal text. They often teach important lessons and foster creativity.

• Picture Books

• Folktales and Fairytales

• Fables and Myths

• Fantasy and Science Fiction

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• True

• False

Are stories passed down through generations that teach important lessons and entertain readers with magical elements. Castles are often featured in these stories as symbols of royalty and power.

• Picture Books

• Fables and Myths

• Folktales and Fairytales

• Realistic Fiction

Are traditional stories used to explain natural phenomena, cultural beliefs, and historical events. They often feature mythical creatures like dragons and unicorns.

• Fables and Myths

• Realistic Fiction

• Fantasy and Science Fiction

• Picture Books

Are two popular genres in children's literature. Dragons, unicorns, and magic vs. spaceships, aliens, and technology.

• Realistic Fiction

• Picture Books

• Folktales and Fairytales

• Fantasy and Science Fiction

Are two popular genres in children's literature. Dragons, unicorns, and magic vs. spaceships, aliens, and technology.

• Folktales and Fairytales

• Fantasy and Science Fiction

• Fables and Myths

• Realistic Fiction

portrays realistic characters dealing with real-life issues. It is important to choose diverse books that represent different cultures, races, and identities to provide children with a well-rounded worldview.

• Folktales and Fairytales

• Historical Fiction

• Fantasy and Science Fiction

• Contemporary Realistic Fiction

Transports readers to another time and place. Examples include Little House on the Prairie, Number the Stars, and Johnny Tremain.

• Nonfiction

• Picture Books

• Historical fiction

• Fantasy