Landlady Paragraph

The Landlady is a Suspense, Realistic Fiction and Mystery story. It is Suspense all way through but the Mystery starts only at 3/4 through. The realistic fiction is also all through the story. 
Suspense:
"Each word was like a large black eye staring at him through the glass, holding him, compelling him"
This is suspense because the reader doesn't know what will happen and not sure what is happening and wants to find out.
"That parrot,” he said at last. “You know something? It had me completely fooled when I first saw it through the window. I could have sworn it was alive.” “Alas, no longer."
This bit is also suspense because when the reader first sees the animals he may have thought that the animals are alive. It is a shock to find out that the animals are dead and it makes you think what kind of a person is the Landlady.
Mystery:
"Gregory Temple?” he said aloud, searching his memory. “Christopher Mulholland? . . .”
This is mystery because he knows that he remembers these names but can't think of them know. Also he remembers that these names were in the paper but can't remember why. 
"Excuse my asking, but haven’t there been any other guests here except them in the last two or three years?”
This is a mystery because Billy is not sure why there have been only 2 other people in this house for the last 3 years.
Realistic Fiction:
"Billy Weaver had traveled down from London on the slow afternoon train, with a change at Reading on the way, and by the time he got to Bath, it was about nine o’clock in the evening, and the moon was coming up out of a clear starry sky over the houses opposite the station entrance."
This realistic fiction because it is highly possible that there is a person called Billy Weaver and that went on a train to London. The characters are possible to exist.
"Suddenly, in a downstairs window that was brilliantly illuminated by a street lamp not six yards away, Billy caught sight of a printed notice propped up against the glass in one of the upper panes. It said Bed and Breakfast"
This is realistic because again it is possible that there is a accommodation like this in London and that people go to this place to sleep and eat.

I think that these examples prove that the Landlady is a Realistic Fiction, Mystery and Suspense story.

Maze Runner Paragraph

                                                      The Maze Runner

This book is Science Fiction, Mystery and Suspense. The book is science fiction because it is set in the future where the Earth is all a desert because of sun flares. This proves that the story is science fiction. The book is also suspense because they are stuck in a maze and being attacked by monsters called Grievers. This means it keeps you on the edge of your seat all the time. This proves the story is suspense. This story is mystery because there are children stuck in a maze and they don’t know why and they are trying to find out why. This is a mystery because it is a story about the unravelling of something strange or unknown. This proves it is mystery.

The Amulet of Samarkand Paragraph

                                              The Amulet of Samarkand

This book is Fantasy, Science Fiction and Suspense. It is fantasy because there is a bit in the story when the main character summons a djinn and this is an example of magical forces which means it is a fantasy genre story. This book is science fiction because the story is set in a different world. This is in the same world as ours with the same geographical layout but there are magicians and magical forces in it. This proves that is science fiction. Last, the story is suspense because it has danger and adventure throughout. There are fires and demons attacking the characters and evil magicians. This proves it is suspense.

Fairy Tale

Fairy Tale: The Enchanted Cat

Once there was a Sultan who had a son and a wife and they ruled a happy kingdom. But sadly his wife died one day. He was really heart-broken . When he got really depressed and the kingdom needed his attention, his advisers told him that he could re-marry and not have to be depressed again. So he married a widow with a son. There was 1 problem that his wife was angry that her son will not be Sultan because the Sultan already had a real son. So the wife turned the Sultan's son into a cat by using a potion given by a wizard. She then tried to kill the animal but the cat was too cunning for the Sultana and her son,Ben Haroun. But at each night the cat would turn back into the boy for 6 hours in the middle of the night. When the Queen wanted to kill him at night after a number of fails, the cat turned into a boy and overpowered them. The next day the prince married, the wizard was executed, the bad Sultana and her son were banished,and the Prince became the Sultan and they lived happily ever after.

This is a fairy story because when the Prince became a cat that is a 'dream like' possibility and not real. Also at the end when the wizard is executed and bad Sultana and her son are banished it shows that bad is punished and good is rewarded and it is a ' happily ever after' ending and.

Old Skool Fiction Genre

Fairy Tales:
http://www.surlalunefairytales.com/books/hungary/orczy/enchantedcat.html
This is a fairy tale because this story has magical possibilities and has a "happily ever after" ending.
Fables:
This is a fairy tale because it is short and has animal characters in it. It also has a moral ending.
http://mek.oszk.hu/02700/02790/html/156.html
Myths:
This story is a myth because it is has Gods in it and is about natural phenomena. This story is about creation of the human being and is based in the past.
http://www.crystalinks.com/hungary.html
Legend:
This is a legend because it has God-like characters and the prowess of the characters is exaggerated. Also it is based in the past.
http://www.szozat.org/index.php/ertekeink/tartalommutato/3593-a-csodaszarvas
Folk story:
This story is about a wife who is lazy and learns to work. It seems logical and has no make elements in it. It also is based on simple pheasant people and is about the nature of human beings.
http://writing.wikinut.com/The-Lazy-Girl-%E2%80%93-Hungarian-folk-tale-translated-by-Ibolya-L%C5%91rincz/1mrqvrtn/