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Exploring Real Lives: Informative Biographies for Curious Minds

Delve into true stories of remarkable individuals in "Exploring Real Lives," a collection of captivating biographies. From historical figures like Anne Frank, Harriet Tubman, and Helen Keller to modern-day heroes, this book offers inspiring tales of triumph and perseverance. Discover the adventures, struggles, and achievements of these extraordinary individuals through engaging narratives filled with facts and insights. Uncover the hidden stories behind their lives and accomplishments in this informative reference book that sheds light on the remarkable journeys of real people.

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Exploring Real Lives: Informative Biographies for Curious Minds

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  1. Genres in Nonfiction Cheryl Youse Colquitt County High School

  2. Informational - Reference • Books or articles that contain facts and information about specific topics • Encyclopedias • Almanacs • Atlases • Dictionaries

  3. Biography • True stories about the lives and accomplishments of real people Martin’s Big Words A Picture Book Of Anne Frank Harriet Tubman: The Road to Freedom A Picture Book of Helen Keller

  4. Autobiography • A book about the author’s own life

  5. Adventure • True stories about interesting places, exciting journeys, explorers, or heroes

  6. Mystery • True stories about a crime, an investigation, or a puzzling event.

  7. Elements of Nonfiction • Often has titles, headings, and subheadings • Often has important words in bold print or in italics • Often has diagrams, photos, sketches, graphs, maps, timelines, etc. • Often has a table of contents, index, and glossary to help organize information • Often has labels and captions

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