Nonfiction Literature

Nonfictional books are based on facts and concepts on any topic. This genre includes information, exploratory, some biographies, and some memoirs. These books usually entice the desire to know and discover facts that could be utilized during the reader's life. Although they have an emphasis on these topics and believed to be less entertaining than fictional books, some are meant for entertainment along with providing information.

For meaningful nonfictional accuracy, organization, design, and style must be done well. Accuracy comprises current facts with a balance of theory. When the information is applicable various points of view are present to demonstrate the authentic details. Stereotyping is avoided as it is not factual but opinionated. Organization refers to the logical development of the the accurate content. Therefore the information would be presented in a clear sequential pattern that structures the text. To contribute to the organization in order to grab readers is the design. The design should be attractive with illustrations to enhance to text. Then style pertains to how the facts are presented to create interest and stimulation. Through the use of terminology and selective language readers become curious and wonder about the world around them. Thus readers can gain education independently and occasionally through entertainment making the readers want more.