The Next Dark Age
We're in it Now
BTT – Age Appropriate
http://rcm.amazon.com/e/cm?t=leartojugg-20&o=1&p=8&l=bpl&asins=0679849777&fc1=000000&IS2=1<1=_blank&m=amazon&lc1=0000FF&bc1=000000&bg1=FFFFFF&f=ifrDo you read books “meant” for other age groups? Adult books when you were a child; Young-Adult books now that you’re grown; Picture books just for kicks … You know … books not “meant” for you. Or do you pretty much stick to what’s written for people your age?
This is funny because I regularly lament the lack of age-appropriate books in my childhood. Apparently, until there was Harry Potter, there was no money to be made in publishing tween books. So I was reading Stephen King
While I read the Potter series, I have not picked up Twilight, The Hunger Games or anything by The Golden Compass guy.
There are just too many books to read and I need a compelling reason to go back to the YA genre.
However, I have been reading books with my nephew Alex, age 6. More than a few Scooby-Doo mysteries
I can’t wait to start debating the merits of S.E. Hinton with him.
The Next Dark Age 
I have been known to read a YA book here and there. I've read all the usual suspects of course (HP, Narnia, Unfortunate Events…). I have also read some other YA books that aren't in the popular culture. I feel this way. If people stare let them, I have leared to read which entitles me to read anything I gosh darn please! 🙂
I've read a lot recently about The Hunger Games, I suppose because they are making a movie, and keep thinking I should have a look at that at least.