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This tag should be used for questions about writing intended for readers between 12 and 18 years old. (Often abbreviated YA.) For readers ages 8-12 use [middle-grade]. For readers under 8 use [children]. For questions about characters, use [child-characters]. For questions about children or teens who are writers, use [young-author].
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How to Categorize Novel Set in 1930s where people got married at 11+ years
"Young Adult" is not a genre, but a fiction category for the target age of the readers (which may not be the age of your characters).
A genre you may consider may be 'Historical Fiction'. This is when …
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