[ SECRET POST #3307 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3307 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think YA books have some better marketing (sorry, don't want to read something with a half naked woman on the cover). Also, I'm stuck in the lurch between the typical YA protagonist age and the adult protagonist age. So, I see nothing wrong with reading YA. Especially since some of them, or even the kids books authors, tend to try toward more creativity. Or, at least, easier to find creativity.

[(Anonymous)]

"(sorry, don't want to read something with a half naked woman on the cover)"

What. Not every non-YA book has a half-naked woman on the cover. In fact, I would hazard to guess that the vast majority of non-YA books don't have a half-naked woman on the cover.

[(Anonymous)]

As someone who prefers sci-fi and fantasy, quite a few of the adult books have covers that exploit women.