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    This document discusses the characteristics of realistic fiction stories for young learners. Realistic fiction stories are ones that could really happen, focusing on everyday problems, pleasures, and relationships. The settings seem like the real world. These stories contain conflicts or problems from real life, fully developed multi-dimensional characters that change over time, vivid settings that could exist in real life, and themes that apply to the reader's own life told through vivid descriptions and dialogue. Examples of books that fit this category are provided.

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    This document discusses the characteristics of realistic fiction stories for young learners. Realistic fiction stories are ones that could really happen, focusing on everyday problems, pleasures, and relationships. The settings seem like the real world. These stories contain conflicts or problems from real life, fully developed multi-dimensional characters that change over time, vivid settings that could exist in real life, and themes that apply to the reader's own life told through vivid descriptions and dialogue. Examples of books that fit this category are provided.

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    LGA 3103

    STORIES FOR YOUNG LEARNERS


    Types of stories : REALISTIC FICTION

    Characteristic:
    Stories that might really happen. Plot focuses on everyday problem, pleasures and personal relationship.

    Setting seems as real as the world we know.

    Elements:
    A conflict or problem that occur in the real world.

    Characters that are convincingly developed, multi-dimensional and show growth over time.
    Setting that is vividly portrayed and that could exist in the real world. Memorable theme that could be applied to ones own life.

    Literary style that contains vivid descriptions, believable dialogue and other techniques that help the reader to understand the ploy and characters.

    Examples of books:
    Ross, Eden, and Mordicai Gerstein. Applesauce Season. Roaring Brook, 2009.
    Boelts, Maribeth. Those Shoes. Candlewick Pr, 2007. Coffelt, Nancy, and Tricia Tusa. Fred Stays with Me. Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, 2007. Bunting, Eve. One Green Apple. Hubsta Ltd, 2006. Look, Lenore, and Yumi Heo. Uncle Peter's Amazing Chinese Wedding. Atheneum, 2006.

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