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Fiction and Fantasy are very famous genres of reading. Fiction can be things with a good technology or interesting stories. Fantasy can be magic stories or animals that help humans. Both of them are very good genres of books to read. I prefer Fantasy but I like both of them. I will tell you information about Fiction and Fantasy and why I prefer Fantasy.

Fiction stories are stories that are made up by the author's imagination. There are different kinds of fiction, such as Science Fiction, and Historical Fiction. Fiction can be realistic in nature, technology from the future, alien life, and more things. Some famous fiction books or movies are Back to the future, The Hunger Games, E.T., and Men in Black.

Fantasy stories are stories that can

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