[ SECRET POST #2664 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2664 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Young Adult Literature, I still don't get it (a rant)

[chardmonster]

I would've been offended by having a dumbed down version of adult books reserved for me in a special corner of the bookstore.

Oh wow.

Look: historically "young adult" just meant books about teenage themes. It's only blown up recently because apparently adults now like reading about teenage vampires maybe fucking.

whoever came up with the idea that teenagers can only read about teenagers?

Absolutely no one. Cool your jets. For fuck's sake, you're 26. Stop this teenage bullshit.

Re: Young Adult Literature, I still don't get it (a rant)

[(Anonymous)]

i hate to agree with chard but this comment is spot on.

Re: Young Adult Literature, I still don't get it (a rant)

[queerwolf]

Perfectly said.

Re: Young Adult Literature, I still don't get it (a rant)

[cakemage]

Yep.

Re: Young Adult Literature, I still don't get it (a rant)

[inthecorner]

Yeah. My mom's a YA writer, and this is how she always classifies YA books. Books centered on teenagers and teenage themes (Coming of age, search for identity, etc). It shouldn't be "dumbed-down" adult novels, it just caters to a certain group.