KnowraComing-of-ageLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Coming-of-age, each with the reason it gives.All 12Related 10Narrower topic 1Compared with 1Rite of passageRelated: Many rites of passage formalize this transition rather than relying on age alone.Youth cultureRelated: Youth culture gives this transitional life stage shared symbols and practices.LiminalityRelated: Adolescence is often treated as an extended interval between socially defined life stages.Dream of the Red ChamberRelated: The young characters’ experiences expose the loss of innocence within an unstable household.The Adventures of Augie MarchRelated: Augie’s pursuit of freedom repeatedly tests what maturity and independence mean.The Museum of Natural HistoryNarrower topic: Holden’s response to the unchanging exhibits reflects his struggle with growing up.The SeaRelated: Max’s childhood encounters with the Grace family mark a painful threshold in his development.Peter Pan syndromeCompared with: The label frames its subject as resisting a transition that coming-of-age stories portray.Tooth FairyRelated: Discovering who leaves the gift can mark a small transition out of childhood belief.S. E. HintonRelated: Hinton’s protagonists confront moral choices and relationships while moving toward adulthood.Adult (person)Related: It expresses adulthood as a recognized transition, not only a biological change.Margery WilliamsRelated: Williams’s stories often connect childhood attachment with change, separation, and growing up.