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Oct 28, 2014 at 10:30am
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Re: Re: Market Definition/Reading Level (oct 27)
I'm probably going to be doing more research about this for the day.

Somewhere I remember that most popular novels are written around an 8th grade reading level. I don't remember where I heard this, but I remember it. I think literary fiction is layered more, so it might be at high school or college reading levels, depending on the individual work and audience.

So what I want to find is some reference that explains which work is at which level. I found that link that I sent to BrandiwynšŸŽ¶ fascinating to learn that Twilight is on a 4th grade level, but it doesn't surprise me.

Web Address: ransomnoble.wordpress.com
This page has an average grade level of about 5.

It should be easily understood by 10 to 11 year olds.
This is my blog. I write a lot like I would speak, and it's understandable by a wide audience.

But that's not enough data for me, so of course I'm going to be digging in. Thank you for piquing my curiosity!

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oct 27 · 10-27-14 12:27am
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Re: Market Definition/Reading Level (oct 27) · 10-28-14 7:10am
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Re: Re: Re: Market Definition/Reading Level (oct 27) · 10-28-14 1:35pm
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