##Before reading the First Slide read this first.

Person 1:

The literary world is full of stories and tales that captivate our imagination. But what
if we could use a device to help us take a closer look at how these stories are told?
That’s where the framing device of a novel comes in.

##Now read the first slide.

##Now read this:

So, A framing device is a narrative technique used to tell a story within a story. It is
used to create a sense of structure and give the reader a different perspective on
the story.
Person 2:

The use of a framing device allows the author to explore different themes,
characters, and events from the main narrative. It can be used to make a direct
comparison between the two stories or to add a layer of irony.

Framing devices can also be used to add depth and complexity to the overall story.
They can help the reader understand the context of each story and how they relate
to each other.

Summary: Leader:

To summarize

The framing device in a novel consists of plot, characters, setting, theme, and style,
forming a cohesive narrative to convey desired messages and evoke reader
emotions.
##Before reading the Second Slide read this first.

Person 1:

Books are powerful tools and a source of knowledge and imagination. When you
enter a library or bookstore, you’ll find a wide variety of books, each belonging to a
different literary genre.

What is Literary genre?

##Now Read the second slide

Then Person 2:

Each genre has its own unique characteristics that set it apart from the rest. Fiction
books usually tell stories that are made up, while non-fiction books are based on
facts and real events. Fantasy books are full of mythical creatures and magical
elements, while science fiction books explore futuristic possibilities. Horror books
are designed to scare and thrill, while romance books explore the power of love.
Finally, poetry books are a collection of poems that use words to paint a picture.

No matter which genre you’re interested in, there’s something for everyone in the
world of literature. So, look around and explore the many different genres available
to you!
Summary: Leader:

To summarize

Literary genre is a classification used by writers to identify the main idea or

argument of a work, influencing the types of stories, characters, and locations. It
can include plays, essays, short stories, novels, and poems. Important
characteristics of literary genres include antagonists, protagonists, and themes,
which can be presented through environment, characters, dialogue, and plot.
Explore the world of literature and discover something new!

Person 1:

##Read the Romance Slide

Person 2:

##Read the Mystery Slide

Person 1:

##Read the Fantasy/Science Fiction Slide

Person 2:

##Read the Thriller and Young Adult Slide

Summary: Leader:

To summarize

Romance novels, mystery books, fantasy novels, horror, thrillers, and young adult
literature are popular genres with captivating plots and satisfying endings. Popular
authors include paranormal and historical romance, while Stephen King dominates
modern horror and David Baldacci and Dan Brown dominate thriller sales. Young
adult literature reimagines adult genres with compelling characters and themes,
often intersecting with established conventions.
Person 1:

##Read the 11th Page

Then read this:

A literary device is a tool used by authors to create meaning, add depth to their
work, and to engage and entertain their readers.

are many different types of literary devices, including personification,

foreshadowing, alliteration, simile, and satire.

Summary: Leader:

Literary devices are writing strategies used by authors to clarify meaning,

communicate ideas, and emphasize significant topics. Examples include metaphors.
They can have intellectual or emotional influence and can enhance the writing's
pace and flow.

Person 2:

##Read the 12th Page

##Read the 13th Page

Person 1:

#Read the 14th Page

Summary: Leader:

To summarize

Literary devices are important because they can make a story more meaningful,
engaging, and entertaining. They can also help a writer to convey a message or an
emotion to their readers.

Alliteration is a simple tool for quickly repeating a word's initial letters and sounds,
while personification gives phenomena and inanimate objects human
characteristics, as seen in the example of leaves dancing in the wind.

Simile involves comparing two unconnected objects to develop new insights.

Foreshadowing provides the reader with hints or suggestions about the next event
in a story.

Satire exposes human immorality or foolishness through comedy, wit, or satire.

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