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TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home | by Chris Meadows | Wed, Jan 7
It is unfortunate that young-adult novels are often referred to as “juvenile” books. Juvenile far too often implies the synonym of “childish,” something that grown-ups wouldn’t want to read. Perhaps with the Harry Potter books that stigma decreased a little—though it is still telling t...
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