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By:Charlotte Guillain
Published on 2015-08-01 by Heinemann-Raintree Library



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How do writers argue their points? How can you create a new game to play? How can you find good biographies top read? Looking at Nonfiction focuses on different nonfiction genres, exploring their features, structures, and vocabulary, and looking at real-world examples to show how each type of writing achieves its aims. Find out what makes great nonfiction. Look at speeches for creative nonfiction, and think about the reader of informational writing. Learn how writers persuade in advertisements, and how they make sure their readers don't get lost in instructional writing. Learn what each genre is, who writes it, and why people read it. Then follow step-by-step instructions for how to approach your own writing. Book jacket.

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