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ChazInAz

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5. Some classics. there.

Reply to getting old in mke (Reply #3)

Wed Aug 8, 2012, 03:13 PM

Aug 2012

At least two by the late, lamented Mr. Bradbury.
"Not "written for teens" but "read by teens," I guess." That would be a good classification, I'd say. I'd bet that a lot of the teens doing that reading will eventually go on to do the writing. And that's a very good thing.

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Top 100 Teen Books (NPR survey) [View all] pokerfan Aug 2012 OP

I saw that list. ceile Aug 2012 #1

Me neither pokerfan Aug 2012 #2

Lot more than 100 books when you count the series getting old in mke Aug 2012 #3

Some classics. there. ChazInAz Aug 2012 #5

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Very interesting list malthaussen Aug 2012 #6

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An easy to make typo TexasProgresive Aug 2012 #8

NPR is just one of many making that mistake unc70 Aug 2012 #9