teenage mothers

Chronicles the experiences of six teen mothers whom Joanna Lipper met when they were all enrolled in the Teen Parent Program in Pittsfield, Massachusetts in 1999.

High school senior Jeff Browning is upset when he learns that his girlfriend is pregnant and determined not to let a baby ruin his plans to go to college on a debate scholarship, but his feelings change after the baby is born.

Tells the stories of pregnant young women who faced the decision to give their children up for adoption.

Fourteen-year-old LaVaughn, trying to earn the money for college, takes a job caring for the two children of Jolly, a single teenage mom, and must find the courage to make the right decision for all of them after Jolly is fired.

Presents the real-life diary of a teenage girl who became pregnant with twins half way through her junior year of high school in which she shares her thoughts about her difficult pregnancy, family and relationship issues, and the future.

Contains twenty-six articles that provide opposing viewpoints on issues related to teen pregnancy and parenting, addressing questions about whether teen pregnancy is a serious problem, what factors contribute to teen pregnancy, the effectiveness of sex education programs, alternatives to teen parenting, and the social view of teen parenting.

Discusses the emotions, stresses, and adjustments connected with an unplanned teenage pregnancy.

When Cameron discovers a baby abandoned in the woods, he tries to discover whether his sister is the mother.

Teens will face issues such as whether or not to have sex, what contraception is right for them, and what to do in the event of a pregnancy. By having the facts and understanding how their bodies work, readers will be better equipped to make these very grown up decisions responsibly.

When Cameron discovers a baby abandoned in the woods, he tries to discover whether his sister is the mother.