[ SECRET POST #4354 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4354 ⌋

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Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

late to the party, writers actually have a system of word usage and language that helps determine what age level they naturally write for. There are programs that writers can run their manuscripts through and it will go "This is YA" or "This is MG" depending on vocabulary and sentence structure.

The less variation of words you use, generally the lower your age bracket. (The Cat in the Hat being a prime children's example with 50 words.)

Each writer's style tends to fall in different brackets naturally so they have to WORK to force it to a different level. And that's not counting actual story content and age of characters.