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The Blind Fraggle@Fragglemuppet@fandom.ink
So now there's a new breakdown of books, new adult. What the...
Kids
Middle Grade
Young Adult
New Adult
Just making it easier to say, "people over this age shouldn't read this book" and what are people over 35 supposed to read? Obviously there should be a distinction between kids and adults books for things like language, violence and themes, but I think that's about all you need.
tinkerｑβ§π¦Λβ½wolf@ishe@cupoftea.social
@Fragglemuppet@fandom.ink This a million percent.
I think the designations should be shaken up quite a bit. For example, the libraries could occasionally re-organize the books by color based on Roy G. Biv, complete with facts about colors. Like purple isn't a real color, it's entirely man-made or talk about where browns or pinks go in the Roy G. Biv spectrum...
Each time I go to my library, there's a table where books intended for younger readers [teens, grade-school age] are selected for display. That's how I found a book called "How to Money" -- I'm still working on reading it, but it looks very promising for helping me better understand that aspect of my 40-year life thus far... But the point is, I think it would be awesome if each month, the entire library changed things up a bit -- the entire library could display one specific theme [as long as it's decent or discreetly done].
