Historical fiction is a type of literature that has taken place in the past. Because students' sense of history can differ, historical fiction may be more of a challenge to read. However, historical fiction allows the reader to live vicariously through the character’s experiences. When evaluating historical fiction, you should think if the book tells a good story that effortlessly blends history. It is also important to make sure the facts of the period are accurate. Next, ask yourself if the values of the time are brought to life and if everything is consistent with the social milieu, such as clothing, architecture, or music. Lastly, evaluate if the theme of the story relates to readers, or that it is universal in nature.
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