Non-Fiction books

 1. Penguins by Anne Schreiber 


2.  Who was Walt Disney? by Whitney Stewart 


3. The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank 





I chose these book titles for Non-fiction because I read these books while in elementary school and in middle school they had a great impact on viewing things/ the world differently like learning about real people and animals. My thoughts about Non-fiction is that the books talk about facts and information about real people and animals. 


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