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Horror Stories that intend to scare, unnerve, or

appall the reader.

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Fantasy Stories that contain elements that are NOT

realistic, such as talking animals, magical powers, etc.  Make-believe is what this genre is all about.

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Historical Fiction Stories which take place in a particular

time period in the past.  Often the basic setting is real, but the characters are fictional.

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Manga Japanese comic books. Manga is often

made into Japanese cartoons, or Anime. The art in Manga has a very definite look to it and is often referred to as “Manga Style.”

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Science Fiction Stories which include futuristic technology;

a blend of scientific fact and fictional elements.

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Vampires Stories concerned largely with the subject

of vampires.

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Poetry Verse and rhythmic writing with imagery

that creates emotional responses. It may or may not be written with rhymes.  They are often read aloud.

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Fairy Tales The characters are make believe.  There

may be magical elements.  They often begin with "Once upon a time" and end with "they lived happily ever after."  Good usually versus evil.

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Mystery/Suspense The characters are usually fictional but they

behave in realistic ways.  There is a problem that needs to be solved.  A mystery may have a detective or a spy as a main character.  Clues are used by characters to find a solution to the mystery.

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Sports & Leisure The story is fictional but with the main

character(s) having a strong emphasis on sports &/or leisure activities. Can either be about playing or watching a particular sport

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High School/Realistic Fiction The characters behave in realistic ways

and are placed in a realistic, high school setting.  There is usually a problem or conflict to be solved.  The setting is in modern times.