young adults

Discusses planning, developing, and presenting humanities programs.

Gives motherly advice to graduates, newlyweds, and singles on the art of living an organized and self-sufficient life.

Discusses the values of telling stories to young adults and provides a guide for appropriate tales to be used.

A collection of essays spanning the 1990s that dispels myths about teenage readers, arguing that they are much more intelligent and varied in their interests and concerns than the average school, library, or publishing house makes them out to be.

Ideas for book reports or book talks for students in grades 6-12.

Summaries of eighty books in the area of fiction, plays, biographies, nonfiction, and several old favorites.

Profiles hundreds of authors and lists approximately eight thousand books, arranged according to subjects studied in sixth- through twelfth-grade school curricula. Covers literature, language arts, mathematics, and computer science.

A collection of personal stories in which twenty-three teens from around the world share their experiences coming of age in unique cultures and regions.

A dictionary of terms related to the legal rights of children and young adults.