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Genre fiction

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Some books belong to special groups.

Mills & Boon books, W.H. Smith, Enfield
Mills & Boon books, W.H. Smith, Enfield

These groups are called genres. Writers use them to tell fun stories.

Some books have magic and strange creatures. These are fantasy stories. Other books go to space. These are science fiction stories.

Some stories are about crime. They show how people solve mysteries. Other books are about love. These stories often have happy endings.

Some books are meant to be scary. This is called horror. These stories might have monsters in them.

Many people love to read these books. They are fun to find in a shop. What kind of story do you like?

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