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Children story ideas

There are various genres within the Kid-Lit and each one has its own appeal and essence. So, if you are thinking of writing a childrenu2019s book; you should get the sense of various genres, that will definitely help you cultivate some amazing children story ideas.<br>

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Children story ideas

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  1. Fiction: • Fiction always has elements that are made up and are far from real. • It may be based on actual events or people. • In Fiction, you can totally make it up or you may keep it fictional. • Humor Humor writing is a piece of fiction or nonfiction written with the sole aim of being funny. It brings people closer and has the power to transform the way we think about the world. Not everyone is adept at being funny in writing. Making people laugh takes some skill and so much of it relies on instinct.

  2. Fantasy Fantasy is completely a made-up genre. It can include talking animals and magical powers as the author whims it to be. It contains no realistic elements. Mostly, the plot involves magic or witchcraft and takes place on another planet or in another dimension of this world. • Science Fiction Science fiction or Sci-Fi is a form of fiction that deals primarily with the impact of actual or imagined science upon a community or individuals. It is comparatively a modern genre. It usually includes futuristic technology, scientific facts, and fictional elements.

  3. Folk Tales Folk Tales generally have no known creator. It is passed down verbally. It may be based on real people sometimes but the story is fictional. Folktales are stories passed on in the oral tradition. These are tales that people tell each other out loud instead of stories in written form. Every human society has its own set of folktales. These are well-known stories, passed over between generations. They are of paramount importance in the way of passing along knowledge, information, and history. Folk tales include Fairy Tales, Tall Tales & Fables.

  4. Myths Myths are traditional stories that concern the early history of a people. They explain a natural or social phenomenon that typically involves supernatural beings or events. Myths usually explain how the world started. • Non-fiction Non-fiction is all about proven facts. There is nothing that is made up here. It can be about any subject. It spans across categories including business, biography, health and fitness, cooking, pets, crafts, home decorating, languages, travel, home improvement, religion, art and music, history, self-help, true crime, science, and humor.

  5. Biography A biography is a story about a real person written by someone else. It is generally about the person’s life or something the person has done. • Autobiography An autobiography is a story someone writes about themselves.

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