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 Traditional Literature Traditional Literature is stories passed down through generations. Usually these are started by a story and elaborated until it is worthy for a book or a collection. Many Traditional Literature stories are light topics with a basic morale. Traditional Literature tales have been set to rhyme and turned to song. Also these stories can be thousands of years old and can be very serious, like the Greek gods which were worshipped for centuries. Other titles like the Three Little Pigs are light and entertaining. Traditional Literature sometimes explains nature, like how the Greek god Zues symbolized thunder and lightning. Traditional Literature stories have near identical stories to the Holy Bible. The Greeks had a version of Noah's Ark and David and Goliath. One great book to read is Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. This book is about a man named Victor Frankenstein created by different peoples' body parts and his rage. Another good book to read is The People Could Fly by Virginia Hamilton.

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