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Read MoreYoung adult and juvenile fiction may seem similar, but they cater to distinct age groups and carry different themes. Young adult fiction usually targets readers aged 12-18, tackling mature themes and complex characters, while juvenile fiction is geared towards children between 8-12 years and focuses on simpler plots. Both genres play a crucial role in developing a young reader's interest in literature. Understanding the differences can help parents, educators, and budding writers choose the right books.
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