Who was better at children's literature or youth literature?

I'm now in my third year of junior high school, 15 years old. In the past, I've already decided on juvenile literature and also children's literature. However, I feel that children's literature was more mature back then, and the introductory language was very well written. I want to read more mature articles, but some people say that children's literature is childish. Who's better?

Answer 1

Children's literature and juvenile literature were two different forms of literature, each with its own unique characteristics and charm. Children's literature usually focused more on children's life experience and emotional experience, emphasizing happiness, friendship, and imagination, while juvenile literature focused more on juvenile growth, exploration, and thinking, emphasizing growth, challenge, and self-discovery.

In different cultures and backgrounds, children's literature and juvenile literature had different audiences and styles. Therefore, he could not simply answer the question of which was better. Different readers could choose works that suited them according to their interests, cultural background, and preferences.