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What age range is a children's story vs. a young reader's story?

I am writing a story and I am trying to figure out what category it should be in. I think it is too old for toddlers , but too young for children over 10 maybe.It has detail, humor, and multiple conflicts. So what category is a story for 5-8 year olds? Or do you think the story should fall into a differrent category? Thanks for any help.
This is probably a story a third grader might read to themselves. So the age range may be a little older.

Sometimes a book falls between children's and young adult and is just categorized as a chapter book. The content determines what category it's in.
Young readers' is a category under children's.
If it's appropriate for children but an experienced reader would go for something more mature, then it's a children's book. If it has more intricate details that a child may not comprehend but is not a young adult story, it's a young readers' book.
Children ages five through eight are at different stages in reading, but generally can read young readers' on their own. A children's book is more if it's something a parent would read aloud.

If your story has more than one conflict, it's a young readers'.

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