In the case of historical novels the story, the action, and the characters are usually invented though they may be in some sense based on historical events and persons. The background - things like everyday life and so on - may be well researched and very accurate or they may be pure fantasy, or anywhere in between these two extremes.
An example would be taking World War II, making up a soldier who didn't exist, putting him in an area or battle that did or did not exist, possibly interacting with people that existed maybe making up people as well. so basically historical fiction is a fictional book loosely based on history/historical events
No, historical fiction is a genre of literature that merges fictional narratives with actual historical events and settings. While the characters and specific details may be fictional, the overall context within the story is grounded in real historical events.
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Yes, it is an historical fiction book.
Washington Irving popularized American historical fiction.
Historical fiction is based on real events, but told in a fictional story.
Yes, the My Name is America series is historical fiction.
yes, the Little House on the Prairie is a historical fiction book
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Historical Fiction, Fiction,
Historical fiction is fiction set in the past - that is a made up story that takes place in a historical time, but non-fiction is not fiction, it is factual, it is true information, not a story.
Historical fiction is a genre of literature in which the narrative is set in the past and incorporates historical events, people, or settings. While the story may be fictional, it is typically grounded in accurate historical contexts and seeks to vividly portray the time period in which it is set. This genre often blends fact with fiction to entertain and educate readers about specific historical periods.
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