[ SECRET POST #4411 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4411 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: What makes a book belong to the YA (Young Adult) genre?

[(Anonymous)]

Soooo if I want to write a children’s book I should make the characters 11 years old or under and if I want to write a book intended for adults the characters should be at least 19 years old?

Re: What makes a book belong to the YA (Young Adult) genre?

[(Anonymous)]

If you want to write a children's book, the characters can be any age you want them to be, but it needs to be age appropriate for children. You can have all the tweens you want in a book, but if it ends in an orgy it's not a children's book. It's It.

Re: What makes a book belong to the YA (Young Adult) genre?

[(Anonymous)]

This made me laugh. XD

Re: What makes a book belong to the YA (Young Adult) genre?

[(Anonymous)]

19 might actually be a bit young for adult fiction, unless the themes are also adult. If it's a story that features 19 and 20-somethings in college, doing 20-somethings college stuff, it'd probably be marketed as New Adult these days.