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March 2019
fiction
(FIK-shuhn)
A story that is fiction is made-up. It comes from an author's imagination. Dr. Seuss wrote fiction.
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nonfiction
(NAHN-fik-shuhn)
Nonfiction has facts. Facts are true. The author does not make anything up. This book is nonfiction.
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mystery
(MISS-tur-ee)
A story in which something happens that is hard to figure out. People can try to find clues to solve a mystery. This book is a mystery.
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comics
(KAH-miks)
Stories told with both pictures and words. The pictures and words are often in boxes called panels. Comics are sometimes called graphic novels.
speech bubbles
(SPEECH buh-bulz)
Speech bubbles are used in comics and graphic novels. The words the characters say are inside the bubble.
Copyright © 2010 by Mo Willems. First published by Hyperion Books for Children, an imprint of Disney Publishing Worldwide. Used with permission.