ONLINE FICTION BOOKS

Online Fiction Books are some of the most popular and largely read books published on the Internet. Online Book is a subcategory of the Non-Printed Books. These books are published and preserved in the virtual world of Internet. Today it has become the fastest and easiest way to read a book of your choice without spending money on buying it.

Fiction is a literary work based on imagination. In a fiction all the characters, places and events are created from the author's imagination. At times references are taken from facts and factual events. Fictions are sometimes propagated to children through generations and even used for education purposes in schools to install certain beliefs.

There are numerous websites preserving Online Fiction Books. These books include novels, short stories, fairytales, fables and comics etc. Some of the examples of Online Fiction Books are listed below.

•  ‘ Alice's Adventures in Wonderland ' by Lewis Carroll –

In this fiction the author tells us a story of a little girl who imagines herself slipping down a rabbit hole and entering a whole new world where all animals and objects can talk, walk and do various things. Her adventures through that imaginary world attract not only children but readers of all ages to read the story over and over again.

•  ‘A Tale of Two Cities' by Charles Dickens –

It is a historical novel written in the background of the French Revolution. The story is about two similar looking men with absolutely different personalities who fall in love with the same woman. It also involves several social issues.

•  ‘ Emma' by Jane Austen –

It is a comic fiction . The story revolves around a young woman Emma, who is young, beautiful as well as spoilt. She loved matchmaking and never admitted that she herself was in love. At the end she realizes that she has fallen in love with her old friend George.

Other Online Fiction Books are:

•  ‘Middlemarch' by George Eliot

•  ‘Night and Day' by Virginia Woolf

•  ‘Of Human Bondage' by W. Somerset Maugham

•  ‘Robinson Crusoe' by Daniel Defoe

•  ‘The Adventure of Huckleberry Finn' by Mark Twain

•  ‘The Hound of Baskervilles' by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Fiction books are essential for all human beings to relieve them once in a while from the harsh realities of life.