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Adult Books for Teens: “Girls and Sex”
Girls and Sex by Peggy Orenstein For adults who really want to be honest with teens about sexuality, this is the books we’ve been waiting for. For teens–guys as well as girls–who are having trouble navigating teen sexual culture, … Continue reading →
Posted in bullying, Human Rights Issues, Mature Readers, Non-fiction
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Tagged Adult books for teens, book reviews, bullying, child-parent relationships, family problems, gay teens, high school students, nonfiction, parent-teen relationships, romance, Teen Issues, teen sexuality, teenage boys, teenage girls
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Adult Books for Teens: “A Tale for the Time Being”
A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki Nao, a Japanese American girl, was born in California’s Silicon Valley, her father a successful ‘dot-com’ programmer. But as time passes, her dad and his projects become superfluous. In dire straits, … Continue reading →
Posted in Faith-Based/Religious Element, Family Problems, Fiction, Human Rights Issues, Multicultural, Over 375 pages, Supernatural
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Tagged Adult books for teens, book reviews, British Columbia, bullying, high school, Japan, Japanese Americans, kamikaze pilots, literary fiction, suicide, teenage girls, writers, writing, writing life
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