Adodadji, Nako

An exploration of all things nonfiction, from primary and secondary sources to a survey of the many different types of nonfiction writing.

Investigates different kinds of stylistic choices authors can make in fiction, discussing mood, tone, point of view, and figurative language.

Investigates some of fiction's most popular genres while emphasizing that knowing the genre of a text helps libraries, writers, and readers to organize, think about, and compare works of literature.

Explores the distinguishing characteristics of setting, character, plot, and theme in fiction, presenting examples.

Classic examples from renowned poets of different eras illustrate various types of poetry and the use of figurative language.