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Unlocking Literary Works: Nonfiction Notes and Anecdotes

Dive into the world of true biographies, autobiographies, articles, essays, speeches, and anecdotes. Explore the depths of personal stories and revealing character traits within the narrative. Get ready to engage with "All Things Bright & Beautiful" by James Herriot and analyze the unique anecdotes and character traits it reveals.

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Unlocking Literary Works: Nonfiction Notes and Anecdotes

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  1. Journal Time Be ready!!!

  2. 4.1Nonfiction Notes Nonfiction = literary works which are TRUE

  3. BIOGRAPHY • The story of a person’s life written by SOMEONE ELSE

  4. II. AUTOBIOGRAPHY • The story of a person’s life written by THAT PERSON

  5. III. ARTICLE • A piece of writing which contains detailed information • Facts • Quotes

  6. IV. Essay • A short piece with a particular person’s point of view • Based on opinion more than fact

  7. V. SPEECH • An oral presentation made for a specific purpose • Usually intended to persuade the audience

  8. ANECDOTE (not antidote) • Brief account of a true event to add depth and color to any piece of writing • A story within a story used to make a point

  9. Journal Assignment 4.2 • Read “All Things Bright & Beautiful” p. 319, pink book • List the anecdotes & character trait revealed by that anecdote

  10. “All Things Bright & Beautiful” by James Herriot

  11. YOUR TURN Time to read and find the specific anecdotes --- must be an EVENT, not just a description.

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