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Template:IndexTrope Those works of fiction that people tend to study at school, often called the "canon". You can tell these by how many fanfics at Fanfiction.net have the writer telling you they wrote it for a school assignment and how many people on My Space have them listed as their "favorite book" even though they never mention reading anything else. Often where we are taught how to plant Epileptic Trees and first learn that Everyone Is Jesus in Purgatory and that Freud Was Right.

Almost none of them were written with the intent of being studied and analyzed in a classroom, and most of them were definitely not written for kids.

See also Small Reference Pools.

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