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On Mon, 3 Feb 2025, rbowman wrote:

> On Sun, 2 Feb 2025 22:02:40 +0100, D wrote:
>
>
>> Well, let's see... I read little brother and I think one other, and
>> although there were good points and nice extrapolation from the theme,
>> his writing didn't quite appeal to me. But we'll see.
>
> I never read 'Little Brother'.  When I go to the library I usually scan
> the shelves for the author. That series is shelved in YA. I don't know
> where that is in the new library but the old one had a separate kids
> section and I felt out of place.
>
> I can't remember the author or the book but I did make the trek once. I
> was surprised it had been tagged as YA. I asked a librarian and she said
> they go with whatever the publisher calls it. It wasn't obscene but it
> didn't seem to fit the genre.
>
> I think kids should be able to read whatever they want to but if you have
> a special category there must be some criteria.

Wasn't there a lot of noise about some states banning certain books in 
school libraries some months ago?

I think that children should read more. I see how my students are 
struggling with the simplest man pages, and I wish the young of today 
would become ninja readers!