adolescence

The love between two teenage brothers helps to alleviate the harshness of their usually parentless life as they struggle to grow up in rural Oklahoma.

Presents a collection of stories of compassion, love, and wisdom from teens who have faced difficult times and have survived.

Discusses adolescent therapy, the need for it, types of treatment, and how to measure success.

Contains coming-of-age stories and memoirs published over the course of twenty-five years in "The Hudson Review, " including selections by Wendell Berry, Tennessee Williams, Elizabeth Spencer, and many others.

Chad Eastham offers teenage girls an inside look at the male mind, explaining what Christian boys really want and how they can remain true to themselves while developing pure, Godly relationships with boys who share their beliefs and ideals.

Twelve-year-old Frankie is utterly bored until she hears about her older brother's wedding. He returns from Alaska to his Georgia, and Frankie decides she will go, uninvited, on the honeymoon.

Sereeta Prince, trying to cope with problems with her family, is blamed for a string of thefts at Tubman High School and starts to fall into a depression.

Seventeen-year-old Chelsey Shannon describes how, after she lost her mother to cancer when she was six, her life changed completely at age thirteen, when her father was murdered.

Offers advice for teenagers and young adults about various life issues, and discusses the importance of education, finding and obtaining a job, the free enterprise system, job advancement, choices, and more.