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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Hello Tilly
Book by Polly Dunbar
Cuddle Bear
Book by Claire Freedman and Gavin Scott
Captain Paul
Book by Aleksandar Dima (ml. )
Divertimento
Book by Julio Cortázar
Equal Danger
Novel by Leonardo Sciascia
Jacob's Gift
Book by Max Lucado
Oggie Cooder
Book by Sarah Weeks
Barnum 2
Book by Alessandro Baricco
La Malora
Book by Beppe Fenoglio
Mountain Dog
Book by Margarita Engle
Marm Lisa
Book by Kate Douglas Wiggin
So Stinky!
Book by J. A. Mawter
Last Tales
Book by Karen Blixen
Atmaram
Book by Premchand
They went
Book by Norman Douglas
Doug the Bug
Book by Paul Linnet and Sue Hendra
Kholstomer
Story by Leo Tolstoy
Dolphin Song
Book by Lauren St. John
Mortal Coils
Book by Aldous Huxley
Child I
Book by Steve Tasane
The Math Wiz
Book by Betsy Duffey and Janet Wilson
The sea fogs
Book by Robert Louis Stevenson
The Venture
Novel by Jeff Cox
Mostly Hero
Book by Anna Burns
Ferret Fun
Book by Ben M. Baglio
Cat Crazy
Book by Ben M. Baglio
Mouse Magic
Book by Ben M. Baglio
Lamb Lessons
Book by Ben M. Baglio
Danny's duck
Book by June Crebbin
Ozhog
Book by Vasily Aksyonov
La vita nuda
Book by Luigi Pirandello
Mr. Dinosaur
Book by William H. Hooks
Masai and I
Book by Virginia L Kroll
Lester's dog
Book by Karen Hesse
Zen Ties
Book by Jon J Muth
Ricky Tic: Volumes 1-4
Book by Richard Olson
Shaky Man
Book by Mark S. Parker
Loud Emily
Book by Alexis O'Neill
Fishy wishes
Book by Judy Delton
Dead Bait
Book by David Dunwoody, Mark Zirbal, and Tim Curran
Leo possessed
Book by Dilys Owen
I See a Song
Book by Eric Carle
Myal
Novel by Erna Brodber
Bevis
Book by Richard Jefferies
Pytho
Book by Philip Ward
Wood magic
Novel by Richard Jefferies
Speed Trap
Book by Irene Trimble