The Maze Runner Analysis

In order to be familiar with the terms Greaser, Fangirl and Maze Runner, one has to be an avid reader of the genre of literature referred to as ‘Young Adult’ which houses books like The Outsiders, Fangirl and The Maze Runner series. Some of the widely known bestsellers, these novels tell stories from the view point of the younger generation, the ones who are still inexperienced. It can be defined as a genre of literature which is written while keeping in mind that the readers approximately will range from pre-teens and teens. The novels came with a plot that was either about teenagers or teenagers transcending into adult life.
Young adult are the ones that still are in the process of becoming an adult, meaning that they are still dependent, therefore these novels dealt with the issues they suffered, which included simple stories like coming of age problems, the existential crisis, the fear of growing up and
Fangirl is a contemporary young adult novel, one whose protagonist is easily relatable to young adult in modern society, and to shed some guidance for them to tackle the problems they will face or are facing. The Outsiders provided with a similar outlook for its readers, for the young to learn and for the adults to understand. The Maze Runner provided with an escape from the reader’s mundane reality into one which makes them excited as well as aware of their world, which springs the idea of whether we are moving in the right direction, and what is really the right way and wrong way.
An aspect of the importance of Young Adult literature, is how it provides as a looking glass for the adults, as a way of reminiscing the past, and being able to connect with the younger ones on a more understanding level. We can note the various issues that these novels raise can be also found in today’s society, therefore teen problems are able to come forward and be taken seriously through