Genres

2. a self-narrated biography of the author.
4. a little narrative with a moral message that usually features animals as characters.
5. the employment of magical, supernatural, or mythical elements that are not grounded in actual science or technology.
6. books that include or are based on well-known children's songs and rhymes.
9. a genre that delves into inventive and future ideas grounded in scientific theories and discoveries.
10. a community's practices, beliefs, and stories that have been verbally down through the ages.
12. a category of writing intended for stage performance in front of an audience.
13. a children's story about fantastical and magical creatures and places.
14. a customary narrative or belief that typically explains natural events, a culture's beginnings, or a society's norms and ideals.

1. are non-fiction books intended to provide accurate information about a certain subject or topic.
3. a writing that places its story in a particular historical era and incorporates historical settings, characters, and events into its plot.
7. a detailed account of an individual's life written by someone else.
8. a book, usually meant for young readers, where the pictures communicate the tale just as well as, or even better than, the words.
11. a customary tale that has been passed down through the ages and frequently features mythological or historical people, locations, or events.