Read the following context and choose the best option to answer the question.
Context: Enough people have said Harpy should be a YA that I 'd be a moron not to listen . And I do n't disagree . I mean , I like it the way it is , with Harriet as an adult , but I can see the reasoning behind making it YA . ( It has a lot of YA themes -- wanting to be normal , parent issues -- and thanks to the way she was raised , Harriet is pretty emotionally immature . )
Question: Why might a publishing company want Harpy to be a YA novel ?
Options: 
- A publishing company wants it to be a YA novel because it can market it better and earn more if it were one .
 - None of the above choices .
 - A publishing company wants it to be a YA novel because it has the YA theme of parent issues .
 - A publishing company wants it to be a YA novel because it has the YA theme of wanting to be normal .


A publishing company wants it to be a YA novel because it can market it better and earn more if it were one .