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The 17 pages that link to Young Adult Fiction, each with the reason it gives.

• The Hunger GamesNarrower topic: The novels helped establish dystopian political adventure as a prominent young-adult form.

• The OutsidersNarrower topic: The novel helped establish realistic teenage experience as a subject for the genre.

• Judy BlumeNarrower topic: Her candid novels helped expand the subjects and voices associated with the genre.

• S. E. HintonNarrower topic: Hinton’s debut became a landmark in the development of contemporary young-adult fiction.

• Stephenie MeyerNarrower topic: The Twilight novels became a defining commercial phenomenon within this publishing category.

• Cecily von ZiegesarNarrower topic: Her novels belong to a publishing category shaped around adolescent characters and audiences.

• Louise RennisonNarrower topic: Rennison’s Georgia Nicolson books are a prominent comic example of the genre.

• Margaret MahyNarrower topic: Mahy’s novels use adolescent protagonists to examine growing up through both realistic and fantastic plots.

• Maria GripeNarrower topic: Several of Gripe’s novels address adolescence, identity, and changing family ties.

• R. L. StineNarrower topic: Fear Street belongs to the market for fiction aimed at teenagers.

• Tomi AdeyemiNarrower topic: Adeyemi’s novels are published and discussed within this major literary category.