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Genrefied Classics

Why do teens avoid the classics? Maybe, because they're often "required reading". The trick is to find the right book. By identifying the primary appeal and genre characteristics of approximately 400 classic fiction works, and organizing titles according to these features, this guide helps readers find the type of books they enjoy reading.
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Why do teens avoid the classics? Maybe, because they're often "required reading". The trick is to find the right book. By identifying the primary appeal & genre characteristics of Approx. 400 classic fiction works, & organizing titles according to these features, this guide helps readers find the type of books they enjoy reading.

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Classic - Something that is still like it was originally a high quality standard.
Primary - the beginning of something, of chief importance.

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