The beginning of a story in which they introduce the characters and setting

The part of the story when the problems begin to happen and action grows

The most exciting part of the story; the turning point

The part of the story when the action starts to slow down and problems start to get solved

The end of the story:)

A person, place, thing, or idea

An action; a word describing what you are doing

A word that describes a noun

A word that tells how, when, or where something happened; describes a verb

A genre of literature that describes stories that are made-up

A genre of literature that describes books that are factual and help you learn about people, events, places, and much more

A book that tells a fictional story about an event that really happened; an example would be Number the Stars

A book that tells a fictional story that actually could have happened; it talks about real life problems and events. An example would be Wonder

A book that tells a fictional story that revolves around a sport; an example would be Heat by Mike Lupica

A book that tells a fictional story about characters and events that could never be real; usually includes fairies, dragons, magic, and talking animals. An example would be Harry Potter

A book that tells a fictional story about characters and events that COULD happen if technology advances far enough; usually includes space travel, time travel, or aliens. An example would be Enders Game

A collection of stories such as mythology, fairy tales, fables, tall tales, legends, folk tales, and parables. An example would be Little Red Riding Hood

A book that tells a fictional story about a problem to be solved that includes investigating to find clues. An example would be Sherlock Holmes

A book that tells a fictional story that is written like a comic book with pictures and cartoon boxes. An example would be Amulet

A book that tells a fictional story about a scary topic or that involves ghosts. An example would be Wait Till Helen Comes