Realistic Fiction: Harriet The Spy By Rufus M.

Characters in Realistic fiction could exist and interact in the real-life events. It offers the kids the real life. The child protagonist gives a child self-reliance. It helps them to understand the world around them. For example, the character in narrates story is involved in action directly. At Rufus M., the story is how and when Rufus learns to write his name, the reason that encourages him to write his name. It shows the steps to write, the struggle to get a library card, his failing and finally his success.
Harriet the Spy, it is an unpleasant reality. Harriet faces internal problem she stuck on her problem by getting the resolution by herself. Adults' advice is needed for this story.