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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Goat girls
Book by Francesca Lia Block
Greengates
Book by R. C. Sherriff
Hiss-s-s-s!
Book by Eric Kimmel
Horse Love
Book by Bonnie Bryant
Jesus Betz
Book by Fred Bernard
Jack's run
Book by Roland Smith
La Culotte
Book by Jean Anouilh
Left & Right
Book by Joanne Oppenheim
Mano Majra
Book by Khushwant Singh
Mary ; Maria
Novel by Mary Wollstonecraft
Mariehønen
Book by Johannes Vilhelm Jensen
La Promenade de Max
Book by Rosemary Wells
Messy Mark
Book by Sharon Peters
My big dog
Book by Janet Stevens
Noah's Law
Book by Randa Abdel-Fattah
One Candle
Book by Eve Bunting
Per sempre
Book by Susanna Tamaro
Popa Duhul
Book by Ion Creangă
Rue Barree
Book by Robert W. Chambers
Sapra the Little Mouse
Book by Svetlana Makarovič
Seven emus
Book by Xavier Herbert
Skunk Girl
Book by Sheba Karim
Star split
Book by Kathryn Lasky
Stella & Roy
Book by Ashley Wolff
The Dogmen
Book by Michael McIntosh
The Levant (Levantul)
Book by Mircea Cărtărescu
Tigermouse
Book by April Hildebrandt
Un caprice
Book by Alfred de Musset
Zach's lie
Book by Roland Smith
Zen Ghosts
Book by Jon J Muth
A Long Pull
Book by Allan Harris and Jason Gray
Angry River
Novel by Ruskin Bond
Anson's Way
Book by Gary D. Schmidt
Anna, I, Anna
Novel by Klaus Rifbjerg
Babar's ABC
Blue Tights
Book by Rita Williams-Garcia
Boze tongen
Book by Tom Lanoye
Collywobble
Book by Malachy Doyle
Dead Washer
Novel by Sara Omar
Dirty Larry
Book by Bobbie Hamsa
Dragon Stew
Book by Steve Smallman
Emo the Emu
Book by Tony Wilson
Faerie Lord
Book by James Herbert Brennan
Fairy Magic
Book by Cerrie Burnell
Faucet Fish
Book by Fay Robinson
Good as New
Book by Barbara Douglass
Hurrah Zara!
Book by Jean Raspail