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books for children
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CHILDREN’S LITERATURE
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this teaches us how to live
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LITERATURE
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promotes imagination, creativity, and reading
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CHILDREN’S LITERATURE
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for young adults
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ADOLESCENT’S LITERATURE
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themes for children’s literature
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age-appropriate, address growth, friendship, and family
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genres of children’s literature
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fairytales, picture books, adventures, and mysteries
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themes of adolescent literature
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identity, relationships, society, etc.
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this reflects teenage life and guides adults through challenges of growing up
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ADOLESCENT LITERATURE
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genres for adolescent literature
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novels, poetry, non-fiction
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this literature uses sophisticated language.
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ADOLESCENT LITERATURE
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Age for children’s literature
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7-13
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Age for adolescent’s literature
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18-30
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this serves as a starter for reading habit
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CHILDREN’S LITERATURE
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in this literature, they have liberty in the choice of words
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ADOLESCENT LITERATURE
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this is much lighter and enjoyable
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CHILDREN’S LITERATURE
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helps you to know yourself better
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ADOLESCENT LITERATURE
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This literature is about the society and shows a bigger chunk of reality
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ADULT LITERATURE
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Cultural Significance
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encourages self-discovery
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Personal Growth
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supports healthy emotional expression and helps children navigate complex emotions and experiences
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Literacy Development
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enhances vocabulary, improves reading comprehension, and encourages a love for reading
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Empathy and Understanding
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exploring the experiences and perspectives of the characters
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Encouragement of Creativity
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can inspire students to think outside the box
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What are the significance of studying children’s and adolescent’s literature?
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Cultural Significance, Personal Growth, Literacy Development, Empathy and Understanding, and Encouragement of Creativity
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what is another term for Children’s literature?
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Juvenile Literature
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When did Children's Literature started?
in 18th century
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Two Ways that Modern Children's Literature is classified
Genre; or the intended age of the reader
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What are the periods in Children's Literature?
Ancient Period, Medieval Period, Renaissance Period, Neo-classic Period, Romanticism Period, Age of Realism, and Modern Period
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When did Irish folk tales started?
400 BCE
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what does irish do every night?
Gather every evening to share the same tale to retain the authenticity of their stories
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earliest written folktales
Panchatantra
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Panchatantra is from?
India
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When was Panchatantra written?
200 AD
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How many versions and languages are there for Panchatantra?
200 versions and 50 languages
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Who is being associated with the tale Panchatantra?
Vishnu Sharma
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this is being read to prince and princesses; all about trust
Panchatantra
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the earliest version of this appeared on papyrus scrolls
Aesop's Fables
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When did Aesop's Fables appeared?
40 AD
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Where did Aesop's Fables started?
Greek
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Someone who wrotes fables
Fabulist
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attribution of human characteristics or behavior to a god, animal, or object
Anthropomorphism
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these are tales excerpt from bibles
Parables
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In Imperial China, when did storytelling reached its peak?
Song Dynasty
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What year did storytelling reached its peak?
960-1279 AD
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What are the Types of Books published?
School books (alphabet and spelling), morals, manners, and religion
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this literature aimed at the young reflected the generally accepted view that children were born sinful
Medieval Period
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Characteristics of Books published
Instructive rather than entertaining, tuition in subjects like Latin and Math
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Children experienced literature in the Middle ages in two ways, what are those?
Orally and written
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What are the content of books?
Books for Education, ABC Poems, Conduct Manual, Educational Text, Books for Entertainment, Songs and Rhymes, Fables, and Folktales and Romances
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Example of ABC poems
Lerne or be lewde (Learn or be Ignorant)
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Example of Conduct Manual
Speculum Principis (A Mirror for Princes)
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Books for entertainment themes
Sex, violence, and death
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year where printing press is inherited
1440-1450
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who inherited the printing press
JOHANNES GUTENBERG
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before then, who only has the access to handwritten books?
WEALTHY CHILDREN
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In 1440, these book with Bible verses and the alphabet were introduced
HORNBOOKS (LESSON PADDLES)
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what year did Hornbooks were introduced?
1440
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year where children's books were written to indoctrinate children with social values
1600-1800
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who believed that children were wicked and needed to be saved?
PURITANS
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What is an example of a book that indoctrinates children with social values?
SPIRITUAL MILK FOR BOSTON BABES IN EITHER ENGLAND, DRAWN FROM THE BREASTS OF BOTH TESTAMENTS FOR THEIR SOULS' NOURISHMENT
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who wrote the book that indoctrinates children with social values?
JOHN COTTON (1656)
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the first book published that is to entertain
ORBIS PICTUS (The World in Picture) by Johann Amos in 1657
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who established the first-ever children's publishing house
JOHN NEWBERRY
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all literature begins with?
STORYTELING
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Alice's Adventure in Wonderland
LEWIS CAROLL
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The Adventures of Pinocchio
CARLO COLLODI
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The Jungle Books
RUDYARD KIPLING
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period where books began to appeal to powers of perception, comprehension, and creativity
ROMANTICISM PERIOD
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a time of new development in writing
AGE OF REALISM
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in age of realism, what children's literature themes started to portray?
ACTION AND ADVENTURE
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Little Women
LOUISA MAY ALCOTT
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The Adventure of Tom Sawyer and The Adventure of Huckleberry Finn
MARK TWAIN
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What is the real name of Mark Twain
Samuel Langhorne Clemens
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year of emergence of picture books
1900-1950
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The Tale of Peter Rabbit
BEATRIX POTTER (1902)
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year where tough topics emerged
1960's
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Examples of tough topics
abuse, alcoholism, and death
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Where the Wild Things Are
MAURICE SENDAK
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year where it handles difficult topics
1970's
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Are You There God? It's Me Margaret
JUDY BLUME
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when did diversity in children's literature got declined?
1980's
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when did diversity in children's literature again increased?
1990
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year of emergence of quality non-fiction and advances in printing technology
1980-1990
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year where lines between children's and adult's literature became blurred
2000's
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reason why the line between children's and adolescent's literature became blurred
JK ROWLING'S HARRY POTTER SERIES
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Children's Classics of 19th Century
HEIDI by Johanna Spyri
The Blue Fairy Book by Andrew Lang
Five Little Peppers and How They Grew by Margaret Sidney
The Reluctant Dragon by Kenneth Grahame
The Swiss Family Robinson by Johann D. Wyss
The Light Princess by George MacDonald
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This clearly emerged as a distinct and independent form of literature
Children's Literature / Early Childhood Books
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During what century did children's literature emerged as a distinct and independent form of literature?
Second half of the 18th century
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What are the books during Early Childhood?
Concept Books, Counting Books, General Books, Pattern Books, and Wordless Books
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This expanded the children's understanding of an idea, relationship, and theme.
Concept Books
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What helps children to read along with an adult?
Strong pattern and rhythmic flow
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Examples of Concept Books
1. Monday, Monday, I Like Monday by Bill Martin Jr. in 1970
2. So Many Bunnies by Rick Walton in 1994
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This books help a child learn numbers while boosting literacy skills.
Counting Books
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Examples of Counting Books
1. Anno's Counting Book by Mitsumasa Anno in 1975
2. Ten Black Dots by Donald Crews in 1964
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These books give reasonable answers to children's various questions and gives them a knowledge about something in initial years.
General Books
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Examples of General Books
1. 365 Questions and Answers by Om Books Editorial Team in 2014
2. General Knowledge Genius! by DK in 2019
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These books has sentences that contains same sight word patterns in each page.
Pattern Books
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These books usually contains one topic and each page features a different part of the topic.
Pattern Books
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Examples of Pattern Books
1. Pattern by H. Pluckrose in 1994
2. The Napping House by Don and Audrey Wood in 1984
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Books that contain little or no text, and contains a real story.
Wordless Books
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This allows reader to interpret the story by the use of pictures.
Wordless Books
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Helps children focus on the sequence of the story and give them "book language"
Wordless Books
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Examples of Wordless Books
1. The Red Book by Barbara Lehman, 2004
2. The Great Cat Chase by Mercer Mayer in 1975
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This is a genre of literature which are stories that have been passed down through generations.
Traditional Literature
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These are initially told orally and has written down later on.
Traditional Literature
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This is slightly altered in each retelling.
Traditional Literature
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Who wrote the story of Cinderella in year 1697?
Charles Perrault
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Charles Perrault is from what country?
France
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When did Charles Perrault write the story of Cinderella?
1697
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What are the names of Cinderella in the other versions?
Zezolla and Cendrillon
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What are the story types in traditional literature?
Legends, Fables, Riddles, Myth, Epics, and Tall Tales
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Characters are what in traditional literature?
Simple
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These are one-dimensional, polar opposites who represent good or evil.
Characters in Traditional Literature
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In all fairytales, what plot usually happens?
Good and beauty always win over evil and ugliness.
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This is a traditional story written to explain people's beliefs, natural events or the relationships of human beings and gods, goddesses, and heroes.
Myths
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These are shared by groups of people and became part of their culture. And storytellers have passed the stories from generation to generation.
Myths
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Example of Myths
The Sun and The Moon
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These are very short stories that contains a moral or lesson.
Fables
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Characters are often animals that act like people.
Fables
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Fables frequently ends in?
The moral of this story is...
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Example of Fables
Aesop's Fables
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These are narrative folksongs that are written anonymously with emphasis on central dramatic event.
Ballads
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Ballads includes?
Histories, Legends, Fables, Comedies, and Romances
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These are oral tradition stories that were told and retold for hundreds of years.
Legends
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A genre of folklore that consists of a narrative featuring human actions and have taken place in human history.
Legends
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Example of Legends
Robin Hood
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These are humorous stories that feature superhuman accomplishments and may be based on a real person's life.
Tall tales
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Humorous stories in tall tales contains?
Exaggeration
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Example of Tall Tales
Paul Bunyan
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These are imaginary characters and events who must overcome a task or challenge.
Fairy Tales
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What is used to solve a problem in Fairy Tales?
Magic
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Fairy tales begins with? And ends with?
"Once upon a time..." and "and they lived happily ever after."
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Example of Fairy tales
Cinderella
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This is generally a saying, proverb or an idiom in a form of rhyme.
Traditional Rhymes
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These are often passed down from generation to generation with no record of its original authorship.
Traditional Rhymes
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Example of Traditional Rhymes
London Bridge is Falling Down
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A genre of fiction that concentrates on imaginary elements.
Fantasy
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Greek word of Fantasy and what it means
Fantasia, making it visible
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Tells tales about animals, behaving like human beings.
Animal Fantasy
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Two main types of animal fantasy
1. Anthropomorphic animals in an all-animal world.
2. Anthropomorphic animals coexisting with humans.
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This type of animal fantasy take the place of humans and exist in a totally animal world.
Anthropomorphic animals in an all-animal world
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This type of animal fantasy coexist with humans sometimes in a human dominate world.
Anthropomorphic animals coexisting with humans
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This creates imaginary characters and situations that depict our world and society.
Contemporary Realistic Fiction
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Examples of Anthropomorphic animals in all-animal world
The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter
Winnie-the-Pooh by Alan Alexander Milne
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Examples of Anthropomorphic animals coexisting with humans
Charlotte's Web by Elwyn Brooks White or E.B Whites
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Examples of Contemporary Realistic Fiction
Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney
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This genre of literature comprises narratives that take place in the past.
Historical Fiction
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This is an imaginative reconstruction of historical events and personages.
Historical Fiction
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These are both an account of a person's life.
Autobiography and Biography
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This is written by someone else or in third person.
Autobiography
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This is written by that person or in first person.
Biography
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Information books is also called?
Nonfiction books
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This is usually written in expository form and the writing convey viable information.
Informational Books
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Example of Informational Books
Honeybee: A Busy Life of Apis Mallifera by Candace Flemming
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A type of literature that conveys a thought, describes a scene or tells a story in a concentrated, lyrical arrangement of words.
Poetry
