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Old 03-03-2013, 07:22 PM   #63
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When do people think YA had its advent as a category? I know I was browsing/borrowing in the YA section of the public library in the early 1980s (possibly late 1970s). But I see a lot of people speaking as though it's something that was invented by marketers around the turn of the century or something.
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