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It's a Slate vs. Salon brawl over the value of young adult literature! -- (link)
Posted by
Mop (210 lbs) (aka rburriel)
Jun 9 '14, 11:54
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http://www.salon.com/2014/06/06/the_fault_in_our_stars_has_been_unfairly_bashed_by_critics_who_dont_understand_it/
(www.salon.com)
Responses:
offs. -- nm
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znufrii
Jun 9, 12:45
It's everyone vs. Slate, really. And it's nothing more than clickbait for Slate, anyway. -- nm
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Kim Pine
Jun 9, 11:55
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Without having read the Slate article, I will say that there's probably a problem if *all* you read is YA
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Reagen
Jun 9, 12:07
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That's a minor problem compared to all the people who never read. -- nm
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zork
Jun 9, 12:30
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I see what you did there. -- nm
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Qale as Folk
Jun 9, 16:20
I certainly couldn't read only YA or only a specific genre, but if that's what makes someone else happy, I'm not going to shame them for it.
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Kim Pine
Jun 9, 12:28
Yup, they've won no matter what. -- nm
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spamlet
Jun 9, 11:55
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