juvenilia
英 [ˌdʒu:vəˈnɪliə] 美 [ˌdʒuvəˈnɪliə, -ˈnɪljə]

n.

少年读物；

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. Even as a child, without any prompting from others, I wanted to be a writer and, indeed, I turned out a good deal of the usual juvenilia.
   就算是在少年时期，在没有任何外界刺激的情况之下，我仍然想要成为一名作家，并且，我也实实在在的把自己的注意力转向了大量的阅读少年读物。

权威例句

Juvenilia :
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Juvenilia
Juvenilia. Studies and Articles 1876-1881 by T. G. Masaryk
Jane Austen's Juvenilia and the Female Epistolary Tradition
Coleridge's Use of Wordsworth's Juvenilia
Louisa May Alcott's Juvenilia: Blueprints for the Future
John Ruskin's Juvenilia and the origins of the pathetic fallacy
Juvenilia and early works: From the first song fragments to Das klagende Lied
Jane Austen's beginnings : the juvenilia and Lady Susan
The Pet of Letters: Marjorie Fleming's Juvenilia
"How a Child's Mind Works": Assessing the "Value"of Britten's Juvenilia
Shoulders to Wings: The Provenance of Winged Imagery from Kate Chopin's Juvenilia through "The Awakening."