Ames Library Notes: Books for the newly adults and the in-be

Ames Library Notes: Books for the newly adults and the in-between ages


Ames Library Notes: Books for the newly adults and the in-between ages
Keirra McFadden, Ames Public Library
Special to the Ames Tribune
Reading has always been a part of my life. For as long as I can remember I have been able to bring the words in a novel to life in my head. In elementary school, I started off with Junie B. Jones books and never looked back. Between middle school and high school, I found some of the best young adult novels, and I have continued to read them ever since. Now that I am 20 and in college, I have started to notice a problem: I feel slightly too old for young adult books and slightly too young for most adult books.

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