Juveniles

I will say that I don't think repackaging the Heinlein juveniles is the way to go. ❋ Unknown (2006)

I too grew up with the Heinlein "juveniles" which I loved even though they were published before I was born! ❋ Unknown (2008)

In a very real sense, I've been influenced by everyone I've ever read, from the early Heinlein juveniles and Andre Norton Forerunner books right on through the Beth Bernobich book I finished yesterday. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Continuing her remarkable series of reviews of older sf novels on Tor. com, Jo Walton today looks at Heinlein's Starman Jones (one of my favorite Heinlein juveniles. and his juveniles are my favorite Heinlein altogether!), in a review entitled "Starman Jones, or how Robert A. Heinlein did plot on a good day." ❋ Unknown (2009)

If you've run out of Heinlein juveniles to reread, give it a try. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Because a lot of sf & fantasy was shelved with the children's books, it was very easy for a young reader to slide from Heinlein juveniles to Heinlein adults without supervision, and to soon be reading Dangerous Visions and The Left Hand of Darkness. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Citizen is one of the best of the Heinlein juveniles (The under-rated Time for the Stars still being my favorite). ❋ Unknown (2008)

For many readers, tie-ins are a "gateway drug" to get them into the genre, filling the same role that the Heinlein juveniles did in previous decades. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I'll start with the books and stories that made me an SF reader: the Heinlein juveniles, the Asimov Foundation and Robot stories, and the Groff Conklin golden-age anthos. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I recall first reading Heinlein juveniles, Andre Norton, Alan Nourse, James Schmitz, and others in the children's section of the public library, back when children were not allowed to take out books from the adult fiction shelves. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I really prefer the Heinlein juveniles (books like Space Cadet, etc.) rather than later works starting with Starship Troopers. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Nighttime crime among juveniles is extremely rare. ❋ Unknown (2002)

In this case, there's only one of the panels for which I'd want to do preparatory reading -- the "Fantasy and the Family" panel -- but knowing that is good, rather than saying, "Well, crap, if I'd known I was going to be on a panel about Heinlein juveniles, I'd have made sure I'd reread at least one or two of them more recently than five years or so ago," or similar sentiments adjusted for the panels in question. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I think that’s why I like the Heinlein juveniles so much – it felt like I was reading about problems I would face in just a few years, but these were science fictional problems. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Connie Willis’ potent mix of her hallmark, screwball comedy, with Robert A. Heinlein’s beloved juveniles is in stock and shipping. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Police said they were looking for three people described as juveniles. ❋ Unknown (2011)

I started with Daybreak: 2250 AD (aka Star Man's Son) by Andre Norton and then moved right into the Heinlein juveniles. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The Post does not generally name juveniles who are charged with crimes. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The Post generally does not name juveniles charged with crimes unless they are tried as adults, which Wafer was. ❋ Unknown (2010)

noun “Sorry but you’re just too [juvenile] for me. I like older, matured guys. I hope you understand, Mark” adjective 1. “I have enough of this discussion and juveniletomfoolery. [You are my son], and [I care] about your safety because you’re only a kid.” 2. “It’s very [hard to say] it, beacuse I’m parent too. I know what you going thought right now, when your child was arrested” “But he is innocent, it’s very good child. Maybe we weren’t a lot of time with my husband, but I know that Austin hadn’t done it! “Security cameras show him as he vadalize and stole expensive jewerly. He also admit it was him.” “Please officer, he is just a juvenile and very vulnerable. He can’t go to [juvie] or worst... to prison. He didn’t survive this” 2.1 “That’s not fair that she didn’t get this juvenile lead. I’m sad for her. This really mean a lot to her. I wish I could do something” “If it’s really torture you and makes you miserable, just don’t give up on it. I heard that Amanda have this role. You can talk to her, and maybe she change roles with [Scarlett]. She even didn’t want to play in this play” [2.2] “Look, there they are!” “Quiet, you just gonna scare them off. There’s still some juvenile birds in nest. If you scare their parents, they will abandon baby [birdies]. ❋ Occxan (2018)

Man, I'm [juveniling] and buying all the old [acade] games I used to play [when I was a kid]. Too bad I'm 42. ❋ Hislizard (2005)

"Y'all need to open your ears up, and soak this [game up]. If nobody don't know ya, I'ma make ya famous. This is 24 karots, but it shine like [stainless]. Just look at how the diamonds compliment my [fingas]..." Song: Rodeo Album: Reality Check Artist: Juvenile ❋ Platinum_Whyte (2006)

[Joe] is a juvenile because he did [graffiti] [on the wall]. ❋ Merriam Webster (2004)

[What a] [juvenile] [performance] it is ❋ Nerdyworder (2019)

Ex. Jim: [Glenn]! Did you just call me stupid !?! Glenn: No, Jim. However, I most certainly implied that you are 'intellectually juvenile'. (said while smiling and in a nice tone) - Jim: OK! I thought you were calling me stupid, and, I was about to get very upset. Sorry. Glenn: That's OK Jim. Most 'intellectually juvenile' people are [blissfully unaware] when a person calls them out on their errors, nonsense and lies, and they are generally oblivious when a [sentient] uses accurate, basic and descriptive words to describe 'intellectually juvenile' people to themselves. - Jim: You are a great friend, Glenn! Glenn: I know. (smiling that smile he is well known for) ❋ GlennyJ (2013)

Kid 1: are you going to do your homework after [dinner]? Kid 2: no, I'm gonna [bang] my girlfriend and after that, we're gonna smoke some [dope] together. Kid 2: you're a juvenile delinquent! ❋ Hockeytown19 (2013)

When I was in [Juvenile Hall], I spent 75 days there followed by 90 days [house arrest] and a year of juvenile [probation]. ❋ Parfet (2008)

Josh was in [summer school] today and he was so bored he started jumping [up onto] his desk, dancing and [making monkey] noises. Josh must have had a juvenile breakdown. ❋ Dr Grammar (2009)

L: stupid [eric] was throwing food [off the roof] K: *[sigh]* so juvenile. ❋ That's Miss Bitch To You (2005)