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English, 12.03.2021 21:10 brooke7768

Choose appropriate transitions to link ideas in the paragraph. Fictional and nonfictional texts use different kinds of characters. Historical nonfiction often includes characters who are real people who lived in the time in which the story takes place.
Jim Murphy includes George Washington, Henry Knox, and Thomas Jefferson in his book An American Plague.
Laurie Halse Anderson creates imaginary characters in her book Fever 1793. Her characters include the story's narrator and the narrator's family members.
both books include characters. Anderson's story includes fictional characters,
Murphy's nonfiction book includes characters who are real historical figures.

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