Protagonist
The Main Character in the story
Sidecharacter
A Character who Supports the Story but isn’t the Main focus
Author
The Person who wrote the book
Narrator
The voice telling the story
Fiction
Made-up story that isn’t real
Non-Fiction
A story or Text Thatcher Based on true facts
Literary Text
A Text meant to entertain or express (ausdrücken) ideas creatively
Non-literary Text
A Text That Gives Informations or instructions
Poem
A short piece of writing that often User rythm or rhyme
Play
A story written to be acted out
Stage Directions
Instroductions in a play that tell actors what to do (not spoken about)
Dialouge/Dialouge-driven
Dialouge is what characters say to each other. A dialouge-driven story uses lots of conversations to move the plot
Novel
A long fictonal story with characters and a plot.
Types of Novels (7)
Adventure novel, Fantasy novel, Mystery novel, Historical novel, Romance novel, Science Fiction novel, Cartoon novel
Young adult literature
Books written for teens or pre-teens
Atmosphere
The feeling creqted by the setting and details
Mood
How the reader feels while reading
Tone
The author’s attitude towards the story
Abstract words
Words that name ideas or feelings you can’t touch
Concrete words
Words that name things you can see or touch
Connotation
The feeling a word gives you, beyond its basic meaning
Positive connotation
Hero
Sounds brave and good
Negative connotation
Looser
Sounds mean or insulting
Genre
The type of story
