[ SECRET POST #2413 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2413 ⌋

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Comments

[chardmonster]

Because most adults stop reading fiction after high school, when they are forced to do so. So their reading level never improves and their tastes never change. The couple times they read a book, they're going to be comfortable with YA stuff.

That isn't an insult to YA novels--I will never stop loving Sabriel--just why I think so many adults read nothing but them.

Also: Dan Brown isn't classified as "young adult fiction" but god damn is it at a lower reading level than a lot of the YA books I used to read.

[(Anonymous)]

The Da Vinci Code was the only book I've ever been able to finish in one sitting.

A book that doesn't have one moment that makes me stop and re-read, or marvel at how a sentence was constructed, or put it down because I'm thinking about what I just read and kinda get lost in thought for a few minutes there? nope