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Old 06-04-2019, 02:14 PM   #36
ElspethB
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Originally Posted by Deskisamess View Post
Really? ATGIB has some very "adult" themes and situations, and carries some fairly deep thinking. And it's not really a quick read at over 500 pages. I'd never describe it as YA.
Although A Tree Grows in Brooklyn may now be shelved in the YA section of a bookstore or library and may be appreciated by a teenager, it was written for adults. In fact it was one of the most popular of the Armed Services Editions, small, pocked-sized books that were distributed to the American military during WWII and for a few years afterward.

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It's also one of my favorites.
Mine also, and one I've reread countless times!
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