Fiction
Fiction broadly refers to any narrative that is derived from the imagination—in other words, not based strictly on history or fact. It can also refer, more narrowly, to narratives written only in prose, and is often used as a synonym for the novel.
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I Love My Mummy
Book by Seb Braun
Airman Mortensen
Book by Michael Blake
Where's Stripey?
Book by Wendy Binks
Dinosaur Numbers
Book by Paul Stickland
Walk on!
Book by Marla Frazee
Scumble
Book by Ingrid Law
Starworld
Novel by Audrey Coulthurst and Paula Garner
Ring Roads (Les Boulevards de ceinture)
Book by Patrick Modiano
Villa triste
Book by Patrick Modiano
Nancy No-Size
Book by Mary Hoffman
That Kookoory!
Book by Margaret Walden Froehlich
Get lost, Laura!
Book by Jennifer Northway
Mermaid Janine
Book by Iolette Thomas
Lucy's Quarrel
Book by Jennifer Northway
The Black Ball
Book by Ralph Ellison
Comfort Herself
Book by Geraldine Kaye and Jennifer Northway
British goblins
Book by Wirt Sikes
Lucy's day trip
Book by Jennifer Northway
Disobeying
Book by Joy Berry
Waking Lions
Book by Ayelet Gundar-Goshen
Les Proscrits
Novel by Honore de Balzac
Young kangaroo
Book by Margaret Wise Brown
Feeling Guilty
Book by Joy Berry
The Wedding Gig
Short story by Stephen King
Five trucks
Book by Brian Floca
Karen's Twin
Book by Ann M. Martin
Puppies Love
Book by Lisa McCue
Rotting Hill
Book by Wyndham Lewis
The wild body
Book by Wyndham Lewis
Karen's School
Book by Ann M. Martin
Karen's Secret
Book by Ann M. Martin
Snooty Baronet
Book by Wyndham Lewis
Geliebte Tochter (Geliebte Tochter: Roman)
Book by Marianne Fredriksson
Old Pig
Book by Margaret Wild
Vampyre
Book by Margaret Wild
Hootch
Book by Karen Meyer
Sail away
Book by Donald Crews
School bus
Book by Donald Crews
Dear Miffy
Book by John Marsden
Our granny
Book by Margaret Wild
Jenny Angel
Book by Margaret Wild
Who Made Me?
Book by Shirley Tulloch
Dark Triumph
Book by Robin LaFevers
Glue Fingers
Book by Matt Christopher
Baseball Pals
Book by Matt Christopher
Make Lemonade
Novel by Virginia Euwer Wolff
Borrowed Light
Book by Anna Fienberg