Dictionary: a book that lists and explains the words of a language.
Didactic: a story intending to teach a moral lesson.
Dirge: a song sung at a burial.
Epic: A long poem about the actions of great men or women or the nation’s history.
Elegy: a mournful poem, typically a lament for a dead person.
Encyclopedia: a book or a set of books giving information on many subjects.
Epigram: a short, witty poem.
Epistle: a book of new evidence in the form of a letter from an apostle (person who strongly supports a policy).
Epitaph: words inscribed on the tomb of a person; words written in memory of a dead person.
Fable: an animal story with a moral.
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