Questions

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In case you don’t feel like reading much, it’s basically about the land of the dead. I dunno what it is.
- *~Empty Tomb~*

I need some brainstorming ideas for my essay topic on influential ***?ople in history. So for I’ve got that he was the first american to survive on his writing money, and he created the detective-fiction genre. Do you have any interesting ideas or somewhere I can start?
- Lunar

My ****?k is finished, and is in the “teen fiction” genre. It is my first novel, and I really need advice here. Thanks so much!
- Ava

i have to read a non fiction ****?k for my English class, and i heard this ****?k is really really ****?d. question is, is it non-fiction? i know it’s autobiographical, so i thought that would go under the classification of “non-fiction”, ****? i think the ****?k is narrated by the dog, so i’m not too sure. anyone know officially if it would fit into the non-fiction genre? thanks.
- ***?rson

Romance historical fiction genre. Any ideas u can give me would be much appreciated.
- Morgaine B

I am not looking for any historical romance novels. My main areas of interest are of the two world wars or early 20th century OR anything from the 19th century/Civil War. I am generally only interested in American stories.

Thanks!!!
- Sam3931

I would like to know any titles of books in the Gothic romance or Gothic fiction genre. They are both the same, if I am not mistaken. (Correct me if I’m wrong.)

If you know any authors and specific titles of books or stories please post them here.

Thank you. ^ ^
- Sirakyn

I have always been a lover of historical fiction. I’m looking for a good fictional series on America.

When I was in middle school I loved the Dear America series because it had books on nearly every event in America’s history, but now that I am 18 that series is too juvenile for me. Is there any good fictional series for adults like that?

Any other books you know in the historical fiction genre in any period of american history that are good. Whether they aren’t a series or are of just of one time period would also be good.

Not too adult though. I don’t want to read a book that involve sex.

Thank you for any suggestions you may have.
- Tibbs

It was around the late 80s early 90s and the one book I read as a kid was the first of a series from what I remember. The story was about a group of kids whose plane crashed on an island and they had to fight against the island inhabitants - they ended up finding some secret base or something and maybe a secret room using a code word they found -”Prometheus” maybe. I remember somebody was flying a glider around dropping fire bombs. The book was pretty graphic in it’s writing. For example when the plane crashed it talked about how one dead kid’s brains were showing from a head wound. That’s why I’m inclined to think it was a juvenile fiction genre or something like it. Not something for audiences that are too young. I had to have been at least 12 when I read it.
- Sam I Am

I’ve looked it up, shows me nothing of my interest.
I need to know exactly what Juvenile Fiction is supposed to be.
Thanks =]
I meant what is the definition of Juvenile Fiction

Like sci-fi genre, its mostly in high tech, extraterrestrials, etc.

Not who its written for, thanks
- aightman