Teens

Planting the Garden Alone, Split Strawberries
Teen Ink: Friends and Family
by Stephanie H. Meyer, John Meyer
In the third volume of the incredibly popular Teen Ink series, teens share their thoughts on the emotional peaks and valleys of dealing with friends and family. The joys and challenges, highlights and sorrows are all exposed in this diverse collection.

A Good Man's Departure
The Privilege of Youth: A Teenager's Story of Longing for Acceptance and Friendship
by Dave Pelzer
In The Privilege of Youth, Dave Pelzer shares the missing chapter of his life: as a boy on the threshold of adulthood. With sensitivity and insight, he recounts the relentless taunting he endured from bullies; but he also describes the thrill of making

Part 7: Tough Stuff
More Taste Berries for Teens, Inspirational Short Stories and Encouragement on Life, Love, Friendship and Tough Issues
by Bettie Youngs, Ph. D., Ed.D., Jennifer Leigh Youngs
Have you ever conceived what it would be like to know that you are dying? My grandmother had to think about it every day for three months. I can hardly fathom how hard that must be. One day she was healthy and then, like a thief in the night

All It Took Was a Smile
Taste Berries for Teens #4: Short Stories and Encouragement on Being Cool, Caring and Courageous
by Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Bettie Youngs, Ph. D., Ed.D.
At the dinner table two years ago, my parents announced we were going to adopt a baby. I wasn't quite sure why we were doing this. There were already three kids in my family. Why would my parents want another kid?

Part II
A Taste-Berry Teen's Guide to Managing the Stress and Pressures of Life
by Bettie Youngs, Ph. D., Ed.D., Jennifer Leigh Youngs
Understanding the Many Personalities of Stress. We suffer more in imagination than in reality. - Seneca, Epistulae ad Lucilium. Stress. We hear the word and use it a great deal, but what is it really?

Chapter One
Ravenous: The Stirring Tale of Teen Love, Loss and Courage
by Eve Eliot
An astounding sequel to the acclaimed young adult reality novel, Insatiable, this brand new book is filled with turmoil and turbulence as it follows the whirlwind journey of three young women and two young men.

I Believe, Good-Bye, Dennis
Teen Ink: What Matters
by Stephanie H. Meyer, John Meyer
Is the purpose of life a life of purpose? Should you never, never, never, ever give up? Is laughter the best medicine? These are just some of the universal truths the young authors tackle. Prepare to be moved and inspired by over one hundred stories

Moments That Changed the Way I Look At Life
Taste Berries for Teens 3: Inspirational Short Stories and Encouragement on Life, Love and Friends - Including the One in the Mirror
by Bettie Youngs, Ph. D., Ed.D., Jennifer Leigh Youngs
Would you like to dance? Those words just tickled my skin. The beautiful guy with jet-black hair, interesting dark eyes and a gracious, sly smile reached out for my hand. Obviously, it hadn't crossed his mind that I might say No. We danced. And danced.

A Bookstore Romance
Teen Ink: Love and Relation
by Stephanie H. Meyer, John Meyer
Written entirely by teens, the stories, poems, prose and artwork explore relationships with parents, friends, grandparents and acquaintances. Plus, the creative contributions take a special look at connections with pets, special teachers, caring doctors

Why Me? Why Now?
Girlology : A Girl's Guide to Stuff that Matters
by Trish Hutchison, M.D., Melisa Holmes, M.D.
According to Girlology, knowledge is power-or more specifically-Girl Power! Whether you believe it or not, there's a lot more to know about the body and the opposite sex. This book will give you confidence and girl power to build you goals, beliefs

Going on Tilt
The Launching Years: Strategies for Parenting from Senior Year to College Life
by Laura S. Kastner, Ph.D., Jennifer Wyatt, Ph.D.
During a two-year period beginning with the senior year of high school, most parents find themselves confounded by unanticipated challenges. 'Why are my daughter and I fighting like cats and dogs now that she's about to leave?' a mother might ask.

Granted
Teen Ink: Our Voices, Our Visions
by Stephanie H. Meyer, John Meyer
Teen Ink, like its magazine predecessor, was compiled to illustrate the depth of teenage talent, emotion, and imagination. The stories within, written entirely by teens, deal with every aspect of the teen experience - loss, violence, hormones, confusion

Getting It On: Getting a Date
Am I Weird or Is This Normal? Advice and Info to Get Teens in the Know
by Marlin S. Potash, Ed.D., Laura Potash Fruitman, Lisa Sussman
How do I meet someone to date? How do I get someone to go out with me? What should we do when we're out together? None of us know intuitively how to tell if someone is interested, or how to deal with the possible rejection, or what to say on a date.

On a Date
Am I Weird or Is This Normal? Advice and Info to Get Teens in the Know
by Marlin S. Potash, Ed.D., Laura Potash Fruitman, Lisa Sussman
I never know what to say on a date. Dr. Marlin: Stand out and be someone. The key is to be yourself. After all, that's who he was attracted to in the first place and that's who he asked out.

Chapter One
Teens 911
by Deborah Morris
Teens 911 is a brand new series filled with spine-tingling adventures of real teens saved from a life-threatening encounter by relying on their bravery and sheer survival skills. Are These Teens Tough Enough To Save Themselves-or Others?

When Two Worlds Collide
Teen Ink 2: More Voices, More Visions
by Stephanie H. Meyer, John Meyer
Written entirely by teens, Teen Ink 2 adds More Voices, More Visions to the success of the first book in this popular series. Hear fresh voices of honest teens speaking out on what it really means to be an adolescent: that first kiss

The Fall Flurry
The Launching Years: Strategies for Parenting from Senior Year to College Life
by Laura S. Kastner, Ph.D., Jennifer Wyatt, Ph.D.
There's an uncanny resemblance between parents-to-be in a childbirthing class and parents at a college-information night, preparing for their high schooler's launch from home. Throughout the challenges of the adolescent years, differences among families

Scruples
Devil in the Details
by Jennifer Traig
My father and I were in the laundry room and we were having a crisis. It was the strangest thing, but I couldn't stop crying. And there were a few other weird things: I was wearing a yarmulke and a nightgown, for one, and then there were my hands, red

If I Stepped in Front of a Bus
Boys Will Put You on a Pedestal (So They Can Look Up Your Skirt) : A Dad's Advice for Daughters
by Philip Van Munching
I'm not entirely sure whether it's a sign of pragmatism or just an advanced stage of whistling in the dark, but as I get older I seem to be having a lot more conversations that begin with this: 'If I died tomorrow...' Actually, that's not quite right.

Chapter Five
Live Aware, Not in Fear : The 411 After 9-11, A Book for Teens
by Donna K. Wells, Bruce C. Morris
The world changed on September 11, 2001 and as frightening as it may be for adults, for teens feelings of fear and hopelessness can be overwhelming. This timely new book offers a positive approach to navigating uncharted waters - first the myths