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The rise of social media platforms such as BookTok, BookTube, and Bookstagram has sparked a debate about the appropriateness of book content for younger audiences. A researcher has raised concerns regarding the types of literature that are gaining popularity among young readers, suggesting that the themes and messages within these books may not always be suitable for all age groups.
As films and video games have established age classification systems to guide consumers, the researcher argues that the literary world should follow suit. The absence of a standardized rating system for books could lead to young readers encountering material that may be too mature or complex for their developmental stage.
This call for an industry-wide book rating classification system aims to provide parents, educators, and young readers with clearer guidance on the content of books. Advocates believe that such a system could help ensure that literature remains a positive and enriching experience for younger audiences, promoting responsible reading habits in an increasingly digital age.
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