Just wow...Anyway, in a way historical fiction can be viewed as a sub category of realistic fiction. Both take place around events that could actually happen; such as an historical writer might right their novel about a romance during the Civil War, while a realistic writer might write about a clique in high school. Both use things that are confirmed as real, and everybody knows about. I.E. Once you throw a real unicorn into your realistic novel, you're crossing into fantasy literature .
Historical Fiction.
A book that is fiction, but can happen in real life is a realistic fiction book.
biography is real , has less details , talk about less characters ,more facts.fictional is not real,more detail,talk about more characters,less facts
fiction
Realistic fiction
No it is realistic fiction but it did happen in the past
fiction is a genre. so is nonfiction and historical fiction and realistic fiction
Are* & no they are not. They can be catogorized as that; but they are known for being realistic fiction.
Historical Fiction.
Fantasy.
Romance, Comedy, realistic fiction, fiction, nonfiction, Historical, etc.
No, Joan Bauer's Hope Was Here is a work of realistic fiction.
Island of the Blue Dolphins is a work of historical fiction.
Scott O'Dell's books are primarily historical fiction, focusing on themes of culture, history, and adventure.
This book is probably either Historical Fiction or Realistic Fiction. Hope this helps!
Yes, Julie of the Wolves is historical fiction as it is set in Alaska in the 1970s and incorporates elements of Native American culture and history.
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