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“Divergent” (by Veronica Roth) is a book about Beatrice Prior who is in a society where humanity is split five different groups based on one main attribute she takes a test to see her group, but in the end has to choose.

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For something to be classified as fantasy it needs something in the plot to be impossible or unachievable with current advancements. Like Mr. Thomas here is not real. There are many sub genres of Fantasy including: Sci-Fi Dystopian Society. (And most books where dinosaurs play football or something.)

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Fantasy has magic and other things that makes the book feel, in a way, realistic. There are many plot twists and adventures. One thing I like about it is that there are many betrayals in the stories making them more lively, and making you feel like it could happen despite the obvious fictional attributes.

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Harry Potter is about a boy who’s parents died to who who must not be named must not be named and must go through Hogwarts school and at the the end must face his biggest fear.

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“Percy Jackson” (by Rick Riordan) is a book focusing on, well, Percy Jackson. This character is a Demi-God who needs to retrieve Zeus’ Master Bolt.

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Fantasy’s Rule Over Literature (Maximus)

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Fantasy’s Rule Over Literature (Maximus)

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Fantasy is an extremely diverse genre with great world building making the universe of the story feel well written and making the story hard put down. Fantasy has the, “Hero’s Journey” which is way of describing the majority of fantasy books. This “Hero’s Journey” is the beginning of the protagonist life showing what drives them to try to complete the task. Characters in fantasy also develop and meld with the world they set in and start survive and thrive despite the common foe of the main characters. This makes the tension in fantasy stories feel so real, that’s why I love this genre.

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Fantasy is imaginary because none of the things in fantasy have never happened and cannot happen. Adventurous because in almost every single fantasy book their is some kind of thing they have to do.  Magical because there are many things that happen that can’t happen in real life but they say can happen because of MAGIC.

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The “Wings of Fire” series (by Tui. T. Sutherland) focuses on many different characters but, the world is made up of talking dragons who have kings and queens and wars that must be fought for their kingdom.

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“Dragon Pearl” (by Yoon Ha Lee) is a Korean mythology book about a girl name Min who got news that her brother left space force. She doesn’t believe the news are true and tries to find out herself.

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A book I want to read is “The Hobbit.” It is a story about a boy named Bilbo Baggins who goes on a quest to take part in treasure guarded by a dragon named Smaug.

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Another book I want to read is “The City of Ember” it is a book about a society in complete darkness with only lamps and house lights letting people see.

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The “Impossible Quest” series is about a group of friends to go on a journey to awaken past warriors and fighting evil on way.