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Children's Literature - Coggle Diagram

- - - - John Newberry
        
        Published first book that was educating and entertaining
        
        Father of Children's Literature
- - - - stories made up by an author
      - not real
      - Fantasy
        
        magic, supernatural, toys, ghost stories, time warps, animals, unreal worlds
        
        low fantasy, elements of the real world
        
        high fantasy, a lot of magical and supernatural, set in worlds other than the real world
      - Science Fiction
        
        Technology, advanced, doesn't exist, could happen one day
        
        futuristic
      - Historical Fiction
        
        set in the past, seem like real events that could happen but are made up events
      - Realistic Fiction
        
        Events that are made up by the author but could actually happen
        
        Characters and settings that are realistic, that could actually happen in real life
    - - real life, science, events
      - not made up
      - Convey information
      - Literary Nonfiction-conveyed in a story
    - - people who are diverse: race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, exceptionality, social class, gender
      - Global literature
      - international literature
      - translated literature
    - - rhymes
      - narrative poems-tell a story
      - folk songs
    - - stories passed down through generations by word of mouth
      - telling history of a culture
      - values of a culture
      - Fables
      - myths
      - enertainment
      - tall tales
      - Legends
      - Folktales
      - trickster tales
      - noodlehead
      - Mother Goose
        
        overlaps with poetry