n.(统称某作家或艺术家的)少年时代作品

In his juvenilia, Shakespeare experimented with various poetic forms before settling on his signature style.
在他的青少年作品中，莎士比亚尝试了各种诗歌形式，然后才定下了自己的标志性风格。
The museum had a special exhibit of local authors' juvenilia, including letters and early drafts of their works.
博物馆有一个专门展示当地作家青少年作品的展览，包括他们的信件和早期草稿。
As a teacher, I find it fascinating to read my students' juvenilia and see the seeds of their future talents.
作为一名教师，我发现阅读学生的青少年作品很有趣，可以看到他们未来才能的种子。
I stumbled upon some old journals from my juvenilia years and was surprised by how much my writing has changed.
我偶然发现了我青少年时期的旧日记，惊讶于我的写作风格发生了多大的变化。
The author's juvenilia is often dismissed as immature, but it can provide valuable insights into their development as a writer.
作者的青少年作品往往被视为不成熟而被忽视，但它可以为了解他们作为作家的发展提供有价值的见解。
It's interesting to compare the themes in the author's juvenilia with those in their later works.
将作者青少年作品中的主题与后来的作品进行比较是很有趣的。
The critic argues that the author's juvenilia should be taken seriously as a reflection of their early thoughts and experiences.
批评家认为，作者的青少年作品应该被认真对待，因为它反映了他们早期的思想和经历。
Many famous writers began their careers with juvenilia that were later published and celebrated.
许多著名作家的职业生涯始于后来出版并受到赞誉的青少年作品。
The author's juvenilia shows a precocious talent for language and storytelling.
作者的青少年作品显示出对语言和叙事的早熟天赋。
I'm grateful to have access to the author's juvenilia, which gives me a deeper understanding of their creative process.
我很感激能接触到作者的青少年作品，这让我对他们的创作过程有了更深刻的理解。