Kurumi frowned slightly when it seemed as though the sharing of their favorite books had been just that, sharing, and nothing else was really going to come of it. Oh well. Shrugging her shoulders, Kurumi tried to relax her posture a little since the class seemed to be a little more laid back than usual, but Kurumi had a hard time wrapping her brain around such an environment so....perfect posture it was.

When the next question was posed, Kurumi bit her lip for a moment to try and solidify an answer in her head besides a very generic 'one is true and the other isn't,' because that wasn't entirely on point. Some of Kurumi's favorite books were historical fiction, and those were still based on real event and people, just with some embellishments and things from the imagination of the author. Slowly, Kurumi raised her hand to offer up her own answer. "Works of fiction are those that are, in part or in whole, about events, people, places, and information that is not factual, but rather stems from the imagination of the author. Sometimes works of fiction can seem very real, as in they could have or will actually happen. My favorite form of fiction happens to be historical fiction, so the setting and events are based on fact, but typically the main character is not." Kurumi paused for a moment, running over what she had just said in her head and chewing on her lip a little nervously for a few moments before continuing. "Non-fiction, on the other hand, are works that are factual and that the author is writing in such a way that the information is historically or empirically true at the time of the composition."

And with that, Kurumi slowly lowered her hand to her lap and idle toyed with her quill.