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I will say that I don't think repackaging the Heinlein juveniles is the way to go.

INTERVIEW: Lou Anders 2006

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

REVIEW: Interworld by Neil Gaiman and Michael Reaves 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.

MIND MELD: Who are Your Literary Influences in the Ongoing Conversation of Science Fiction? 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."

Boing Boing 2009

If you've run out of Heinlein juveniles to reread, give it a try.

95 More Totally Free Stories by Top-Name Talent 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.

MIND MELD: Is Young Adult SF/F Too Explicit? 2008

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

» If you knew Sisu like I knew Sisu heinleinblog 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.

MIND MELD: How Do Media Tie-In Novels Affect SF/F? 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.

MIND MELD: Which Authors and Books Have Most Influenced Your Writing? 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.

MIND MELD: Is Young Adult SF/F Too Explicit? 2008