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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And We Stay
Book by Jenny Hubbard
Tyagpatra
Book by Jainendra Kumar
Re:skin
Book
David Swan
Book by Nathaniel Hawthorne
Cat Parade
Book by Bethany Roberts
Babymoon
Book by Hayley Barrett
Fear Less
Book by Gavin de Becker
Thrift
Book by Samuel Smiles
Aye, My Eye!
Book by Nadia Higgins
Shy Guy
Book by Gilles Tibo
Family Farm
Book by Thomas Locker
Field Study
Book by Rachel Seiffert
Life swap
Book by Jane Green
Big Women
Novel by Fay Weldon
Arus balik
Book by Pramoedya Ananta Toer
French Life
Novel by Elizabeth Gaskell
Fancy strut
Book by Lee Smith
Il cigno
Book by Sebastiano Vassalli
Geek Magnet
Novel by Kate Brian
Hulk Annual
Book by Herb Trimpe, Roy Thomas, and Stan Lee
Hytti nro 6
Novel by Rosa Liksom
Pointe
Book by Brandy Colbert
LMNO Peas
Book by Keith Baker
The Canary
Short story by Katherine Mansfield
Colli dant
Book by Tony Ross
Pooka
Book by Carol Chataway
Amos & Boris
Book by William Steig
Shirobamba
Book by Yasushi Inoue
Scary Hair
Book by Ian Whybrow
Caleb & Kate
Book by William Steig
Doll baby
Book by Eve Bunting
Great Joy
Book by Kate DiCamillo
Mahabhoj
Book by Mannu Bhandari
Alphabears
Book by Kathleen Hague
Slimy Book
Book by Babette Cole
Lispeth
Short story by Rudyard Kipling
Dancergirl
Book by Carol M. Tanzman
Le bébé
Book by Marie Darrieussecq
Bus Stops
Book by Tarō Gomi
Tea-Bag
Book by Henning Mankell
Pinky Pye
Book by Eleanor Estes
The fib
Book by Sallianne Norelli
Gingertown
Book by Claude McKay
Short Stories
Book by Andersen H C (Hans Christian)
Madame Oui
Book by Roger Hargreaves
Elmo Says
Book by Constance Allen
Aunt Kipp
Novel by Louisa May Alcott