Yes, such a theme has been much exploited, sometimes to good effect. eg. 'The Outsiders', 'Rebel without a Cause', 'Blackboard Jungle', 'The Warriors', 'Great Expectations'
The children's version and the adult version have very different covers. This was done to make them more 'acceptable' to be seen reading it and less obvious. The Adult versions have a bit smaller print as well.
The genre of Freak the Mighty is children's literature.
The conflict in a story is the central struggle the main character has, either with another character, society, nature, or something else. Plot is the narrative of how the conflict arises and is either overcome or overcomes the main character.
There are many types of fiction literature such as mystery and romance. Other popular fiction genres are suspense, women's, science fiction, western, horror and young adult.
The plural of adult is adults.
Winfred Kaminski has written: 'Heroische Innerlichkeit' -- subject(s): Books and reading, Children, Children's literature, German, German Young adult literature, German literature, History and criticism, Young adult literature, German, Youth 'Jugendliteratur und Revolte' -- subject(s): Books and reading, Children's literature, German Young adult literature, History and criticism, Mass media and youth, Political activity, Young adult literature, Young adult literature, German, Youth, Youth in literature 'Zur Dialektik von Substanz und Subjekt bei Hegel und Marx' -- subject(s): Substance (Philosophy), Subject (Philosophy)
Werner Graf has written: 'Lesen und Biographie' -- subject(s): Books and reading, Children's literature, German, German Young adult literature, History and criticism, Hitler-Jugend, National socialism and literature, Young adult literature, German
CFNM (Clothed Female, Naked Male) stories can be found on various adult fiction websites and forums dedicated to erotic literature. Additionally, some websites and online communities focused on adult content may also feature CFNM stories as part of their offerings.
African American young adult literature has main characters that are young adults. Some examples include:Pull by B.A. BinnsMonster by Walter Dean MeyerNot a Good Look by Nikki CarterBud Not Buddy by Christopher Paul CurtisKendra by Coe BoothBronx Masquerade by Nikki GrimesA la Carte by Tanita S. DavisSaving Maddie by Varian JohnsonHot Girl by Dream Jordan
Children's literature typically focuses on themes that are appropriate and relatable to children, often using simpler language and more imaginative storytelling techniques. Adult literature, on the other hand, deals with more complex themes and language that can include nuanced perspectives on adult life experiences and issues. The tone, content, and style of writing in children's literature also cater to a younger audience, while adult literature is targeted towards a more mature audience.
Marilyn S. Greenwald has written: 'An improper Bostonian' -- subject(s): Biography, Social historians, Animal rights activists, Television criticism, Critics, Journalists 'The secret of the Hardy boys' -- subject(s): American Detective and mystery stories, American Young adult fiction, Authors, Canadian, Biography, Brothers in literature, Canadian Authors, Characters, Detective and mystery stories, American, Hardy Boys, Hardy Boys (Fictitious characters), History and criticism, Publishing, Stratemeyer Syndicate, Teenage boys in literature, Young adult fiction, Young adult fiction, American
Dietrich Theissen has written: 'The ethnic dilemma' -- subject(s): Adolescence in literature, African-American authors, American Short stories, American Young adult literature, Ethnicity in literature, History and criticism, Indian authors, Mexican American authors, Minorities in literature, Short stories, American, Young adult literature, American
"Wings of Fire" is a fantasy novel series that can also be categorized as adventure fiction and young adult literature. It features dragons as the main characters and is set in a world filled with mythical creatures and magical elements.
The Beverly Fristick Award is given to organizations or individuals that have made significant contributions to young adult literature. It is named in honor of Beverly Fristick, a librarian and advocate for young adult literature.
Kenneth B. Kidd has written: 'Freud in Oz' -- subject(s): Children's stories, English, Children's stories, American, Psychoanalysis and literature, History and criticism, Psychology in literature, Children in literature, American Young adult fiction, English Young adult fiction, Child psychology in literature
The genre of Car Trouble is young adult literature.
Rebecca Barnhouse has written: 'Recasting the past' -- subject(s): American Young adult fiction, English Young adult fiction, Bibliography, History and criticism, Books and reading, Young adults, Middle Ages in literature 'The Middle Ages in literature for youth : a guide and resource book / Rebecca Barnhouse' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Middle Ages, Young adult literature, Juvenile literature, Children's literature, Middle Ages in literature 'The coming of the dragon' -- subject(s): Norse Mythology, Wiglaf (Legendary character), Dragons, Beowulf (Legendary character), Heroes, Fiction, Identity, History