What book genre does Leon's story belong to?

I'm not sure specifically which Eleanor's story you are referring to. But generally, if it involves a lot of historical events and Eleanor's life is intertwined with those historical contexts, it could be historical fiction. If it's full of magic and supernatural elements related to Eleanor's adventures, then it might be in the fantasy genre.

I recommend the following novels to you: Heaven and Earth Dragon Soul, I Am a Dragon, Dragon Breaks the Heavens, Dragon Blood War Emperor, Ancient Dragon Emperor, and The Way of the Dragon. These novels were all fantasy cultivation novels, and the main characters all had dragon blood. Among them,"Heaven and Earth Dragon Soul" mainly told the story of the dragon descendants, while "Dragon Breaks the Heavens" told the story of how the main character restored the dignity of the dragon race. Dragon Blood War Emperor, on the other hand, was the story of the protagonist defeating the evil dragon race and becoming the king of dragons. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

Well, 'The Thief' can be considered part of the historical fantasy genre. It combines elements of history with fantastical elements to create a unique story.

Zhang Jiajia's book was a novel.

Zhang Jiajia's book was a youth literature novel that mainly described the growth of young people, love, friendship and other topics, often with strong personal emotions and unique narrative style.

A book based on a true story is typically classified under the non-fiction genre.

A detective story typically falls under the mystery genre. It's all about solving crimes and uncovering secrets.

The 'Land of Stories' is a book of the fantasy genre. It weaves tales of magical lands, heroic characters, and thrilling escapades that captivate the imagination. The author creates a rich and immersive world that is characteristic of fantasy works.

Non-fiction action books can be classified under genres like biography or memoir if they focus on an individual's action-filled experiences. They might also fit into history or journalism if they cover significant real-life actions in a broader context.

In response to the information you mentioned, I can recommend the following two Western fantasy novels: 1. Demon Lord: The protagonist was a noble, upright, and handsome demon. Although he was a demon, he was not greedy, lecherous, or pretentious! This book was written by the author, Demon Lord Swastika. It was a fantasy novel. 2. The protagonist of this book had transmigrated to the Orbis Continent, where magic reigned supreme. However, he was born a loser and needed to use up all his wisdom and skills to survive. This book was written by the author, Never Changing His Name. It was a fantasy romance novel about a different continent. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗