juvenilia
/dʒuːvɛnˈaɪliə/Definitions
1. noun
The works of a juvenile, especially writing, art, or music produced during the period of youth or adolescence.
“The poet’s juvenilia are a testament to her early passion for the craft.”
2. noun
Unmatured or unpolished work, especially writing.
“The novelist’s first draft was criticized for being too much like his juvenilia.”
3. noun
The style or manner characteristic of a juvenile or an immature work, especially in literature or art.
“The film’s juvenilia was evident in its simplistic plot and childish humor.”