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Young, T., A., Bryan, G., Jacobs, J., Tunnell, M., O. (2020). Children’s literature briefly. Pearson Education Inc.

Barone, D., M. (2011). Children's literature in the classroom. The Guilford Press.

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Books with a variety of facts and information in them. A great resource material that is packed with visual supports.

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Used to share information with photos and text excerpts. Often used to provide information about places, animals, and famous people.

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Tells about a specific topic. Provides facts and information related to one concept.

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A book written by another author describing the life of another person. Generally biographies are written about important people to document their lives.

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Historical fiction stories are often about made-up characters who interact with historical figures or adventures that take place in the past.

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Stories that have not happened but could happen in real life! Made-up characters that experience real life problems, situations, and relationships.

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Things that could not happen in our real world can occur in modern fantasy. These stories have strong believable characters, credible plot, and examine human conditions.

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Folk literature can be described as folklores, myths, or legends. These can be cultural stories that are passed down from story tellers.

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There can be many types of poetry. Not all poetry is rhyming words! Some poems are one line, some are paragraphs, we also have anthologies and collections.

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Picture books can be any kind of fiction book or can even be wordless books. Picture books can be fantasy adventures or can be realistic fiction books!

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Both bring pleasure to the reader as they explore the world and different experiences