1. Picaresque Novel - TEXT It relates the experiences of a vagrant rogue (from the Spanish picaro) in his conflict with the norms of society and tries to lay bare social injustice in a satirical way which all display specific traits of this form of prose fiction.
1. Picaresque Novel - INTERNET A picaresque novel is an early form of the novel, some call it a precursor of the novel. It presents the adventures of a lighthearted rascal (pcaro=rogue). It is usually episodic in structure, the episodes often arranged as a journey. The narrative focuses on one character who has to deal with tyrannical masters and unlucky fates but who usually manages to escape these miserable situations by using her/his wit.
2. Bildungsroman (Novel of Education) It is referred to by its German name that describes the development of protagonist from childhood to maturity. (TEXT) A bildungsroman is a novel that traces the development of a character from childhood to adulthood, through a quest for identity that leads him or her to maturity. The term bildungsroman comes from the German for "formation novel," or "education novel. (INTERNET)
3. Epistolary Novel It uses letters as a means of first-person narration. (TEXT) An epistolary novel is also called a novel of letters, because the narration takes place in the form of letters, possibly journal entries, and occasionally newspaper reports. An epistle is an archaic term for a letter. The epistolary novel is an interesting literary technique, because it allows a writer to include multiple narrators in his or her story. (INTERNET)