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And if so, why isn't it considered YA? The narrator tells the story from an older vantage point (she's in her 20s; the story is about her high school years), but so does the narrator of "Stargirl," which is clearly YA. "Prep" does have some sexually explicit content, but so does some YA fiction. Is it just a marketing decision or is there something fundamentally non-YA about it?
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
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