[ SECRET POST #4672 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4672 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

because adults who like kids media are goddamn insufferable and get insulted when you point out that something they liked was aimed at kids.

i'd say HP went up into YA towards the end of it because it's target 10 yr old demo aged up with the books, but that still doesn't put the intended reader-age much above 17. it's fine if you enjoyed the books as an adult, they were fun and i look back on them fondly, but they weren't overly complex or deep because at the end of the day their target audience was relatively young.

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[(Anonymous)]

Yes! Thank you! It's a book whose target audience is kids (and teens toward the end).

But that doesn't mean it can't contain some darker elements and be enjoyed by people outside of the target audience. Adults like media for kids and teens ALL THE TIME. And that's okay. I know there are plenty of shows/books for kids that I enjoy as an adult. There's no shame in liking what you like. People need to get over themselves.