Books are for anyone to read. I would just warn you to be careful with those types of books because you don't want to open up your mind or thoughts with something. Other than that, unless it's an adult novel or porno crap and underage. I believe people can read whatever book they want regardless if it's centered on children. Most children's books sadly have better characters, stories, and plots than most adult-targeted novels. YA tends to be in the middle. You have to weed out a lot.
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As an adult read whatever you want to.
I read these to my nephew. Well, lots of them, not all of them. Some he found too scary to finish. But they are definitely for kids. Even an 8 year old found them boring and repetitive after a while, as he began to see the same story patterns being used over and over and over. He learned everything he knows about "fake scares" and "jump scares" at the ends of short chapters, from R. L. Stine.
He still loves the movies though.
If you like you will read it so age doesn't matter se se old people read books to kids
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you can read anything , who is stopping you.
I still watch tom and jerry and Mr. Bean and stuff like that even though it is meant for kids and I used to enjoy them as kid
Goosebumps by RL Stine was really horror inducing book when I was a kid , I don't know whether you will find them to be terrifying now but you can give it a try , no one will judge you it's a book afterallI was in 6th grade. I read every Goosebumps book in the school library. My mother was told I was reading at a 3rd grade level because I ONLY read Goosebumps (it was the only thing interesting to me at the time). She stuck me in a reading help class. Turns out I could read at a late high school, early college level.
Adults can read them. But you better not be caught in public with them.They are aimed at kids but adults can read them if they like. I liked those when I was a kid. I haven't re-read any of them since but I wouldn't look down my nose at anyone who does and wouldn't say I never will. A good story is a good story whether it's for kids or not.
Many adults still read the short stories of H. P Lovecraft which were originally aimed at the same demographic as goosebumps. They have an older style of writing which would be harder for modern kids to read, but still.I think they are okay for adults too - I like to watch kiddie movies like the Teletubbies or Barney and I’m in my 30s - I also like to play Pokémon
I still would! My favorites are the choose your own adventure ones
Who they were intended for is irrelevant, if you're interested in reading them go ahead and enjoy yourself.
I read Doctor Seuss, to my 10 year old nephew, and I like it!!
Of course you can read those!!!I don’t see why not. If you like them you should read them.
Of course adults can read them and enjoy them just as they can enjoy Dr. Seuss and Harry Potter.
Dude goosebumps used to be my absolute Favorite and I totally forgot about them.
Ahh goosebumps, good ol memories :)
for sure, adults can read those books. Goosebumps isn’t that childish at all. People will only be concerned if an adult is reading children’s picture books like the very hungry caterpillarOf course they can! Goosebumps books are really good with plot twists and surprise endings.
i read these as a kid, times were so much better back then smh
Of course they can heck I still read books on bugs Bunny and Daffy duck in the entire Looney tunes gang
Due to the fact that you were probably a child when they were released it is totally appropriate for you to read them
I enjoyed reading those when I was a kid. I might still enjoy them today.
Sure you can. I've seen adults read harry potter. Lol
i doubt they would provide me much stimulation as an adult but its fine you can read them
I don't read them anymore i felt demonic feelings in some books
no, of course they can. you can read anything you want, as long as you know how to red, right?
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