So much I see reminds me of something I read in a book, when shouldn't it be the other way around?
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Why I love YA
As part of a giveaway on Beth Revis' blog, she asks us to say why we love YA. Honestly, this all sprang from one little book, prior to which I pretty much solely read classic literature and christian romantic fiction {mainly historical fiction}. Then I read Twilight {yep, Twilight}. That sparked my interest for the paranormal YA genre, which just kind of grew. I do enjoy the ease of reading that YA usually brings {especially since most of my reading is done during work breaks or at night after I get off work and before I go to bed}. The nice part about YA? Despite what a lot of people think, the various genres under this broad umbrella still do make very enjoyable reads for adults {maybe because they're mostly written by adults?}. I've noticed the ones I really don't enjoy are the ones written by teenagers. YA also tends to have more humor in their paranormal/fantasy/scifi fiction than their adult counterparts, and I like it when the books I read aren't too serious. I read to escape, and if what I'm reading is too much like a normal life, well, I really don't escape do I?
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