You will discover in this unit that nonfiction tells true stories that are as interesting and unique as any you will find in fiction. Nonfiction is about real people and real events. In this unit, you'll find the following types of nonfiction: letters and journals, biographies and autobiographies, media accounts, and essays.Check out the Additional Questions, Hot Links, Internet Activities, Reading Strategies, and Self-Tests for this unit using the navigation bar at the left. |
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| Patricia C. McKissack and Frederick McKissack, Jr. | The Shutout | Historical Essay | 532 |
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| F. Scott Fitzgerald | Letter to Scottie | Letter | 542 |
| Amanda Borden | Olympic Diary | Journal | 545 |
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| Susy Clemens | My Papa, Mark Twain | Biography | 554 |
| Gary Soto | The Drive-In Movies | Autobio-graphy | 558 |
| William Harwood | Space Shuttle Challenger | Eyewitness Account | 562 |
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| Joseph Bruchac | Restoring the Circle | Persuasive Essay | 572 |
| Kerry Cochrane | How the Internet Works | Expository Essay | 576 |
| Bailey White | Turkeys | Narrative Essay | 580 |