Questions

I’ve just finished a novel and am preparing to send it to a lit agent. But I don’t know what genre of fiction it falls under. I know genres that it could fall under: young adult/juvenile, commercial, action/adventure, humor/satire…?
Here’s the story at the most basic level:

A teenage boy becomes a superhero in the modern world, facing problems that we see in the real world.
There are only 3 teen characters and the rest are adults (and one kid) that work in like, the CIA and the media, etc. There are several jokes in the story, some w/ a point and others just for fun.
I would like to aim for a broad audience, though.
- frarg

Just doing a simple survey. How many of you would take the time to read a non-fiction book that was about the juvenile antics of two best friends? The book ranges from grade school years through adult life. It basically lays out the different pranks, gags, and other jokes played on others and each other.
- Nate D

the first one is from Berkley university website titled Berkeleyan it is an article by Janet Gilmore it was posted on january 27 1999 titled The Usual Suspects Myths and Facts Predicted Teen Crime Wave Is “Science Fiction,” Says Leading Authority on Juvenile Justice the web address is http://www.berkley.edu/news/berkelyan/1999/0127/crime.html
the other is an essay by Aristotle it is in my english book which is titled Perspectives On Argument by Nancy V Wood it is the fifth edition the year it has is 2007. the essay is titled The Characteristics of Youth it is on page563
- constatinedante

Am looking for really good books. I loved the thief lord and the Harry Potter series. PLEASE do not say the twilight series. I loved the misadventures of maude march. I like any cowboy stories. I like realistic fiction and historical fiction, and books about animals. Adventure books are good, drama is good, and fantasy is just okay.
Young adult or juvenile books.

Thanks.
Can you please include a summary?
Thanks.
- PhoenixBlaze

I have, even though I am an atheist, I read it to see what all the fuss was about. I did manage to slog through the entire series. What shocked me was the incredibly juvenile way those men wrote. It read as though it was put together by a fifth grader. In my opinion had it been written better and was more complex it could have been an interesting fiction series, as it was it was pretty pathetic, whats your opinion?
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She goes to live on her grandfather’s ranch after being injured by a horse.
- moosh12

What are some of the characteristics of juvenile fiction?
- venus

I read this book in elementary school….it was like 1999-2000.It was a fictional book about a boy who works at The Globe theatre and see’s William Shakespeare…but Shakespeare is not the main character.The cover has Shakespeare on the front…and I think it included his name in the title.Any help would be appreciated!Thanks
That’s it!Thanks:)
- the_ensnarer12

example books?
- itsnotmeitsu

And I don’t want anything juvenile and silly. No fantasy books either. Just exciting, real world fiction, something unpredictable please.
I’m going on a trip and I need a good book to keep me entertained.

Thanks in advance
More details: happy books prefered
- Fun Size Juju