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Ben Brooks

Category Parenting & Family
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English

ISBN 9781529403954

Rs. 1,118

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Every Parent Should Read This Book

Every Parent Should Read This Book

By Ben Brooks · Published by Quercus

Who it's for: Parents of teenagers seeking candid insights into their children's world.

Ben Brooks offers a unique and essential field guide for parents navigating the complexities of raising 21st-century teenagers. Written from a recent graduate's perspective, this book delves into the secret lives of adolescents, covering everything from mental health and self-harm to drugs and sexting. Brooks provides invaluable insights into the digital world teenagers inhabit, exploring websites and trends that many parenting manuals overlook. This guide aims to equip parents with the knowledge and understanding needed to support their children through these turbulent years, fostering trust and open communication.Why You Should Read? Gain a candid, insider's perspective on the challenges and realities faced by today's teenagers, written by someone who recently experienced them. Understand the digital landscape your teen navigates, including social media, online trends, and potentially harmful content, to better protect and guide them. Learn practical approaches to discuss sensitive topics like mental health, self-harm, drug use, and sexting without alienating your child. Develop strategies to maintain trust and open communication with your teenager, helping them feel understood and supported during a critical developmental stage. About the AuthorBen Brooks is an acclaimed author known for his insightful and often humorous explorations of contemporary youth culture. Having navigated the complexities of adolescence himself, Brooks brings a unique and authentic voice to his writing, offering perspectives that resonate with both young readers and their parents. His work often tackles challenging subjects with honesty and empathy, making him a trusted guide for understanding the modern teenage experience.

Highlights

  • Written from a recent graduate's perspective, offering an insider's view of teenage life.
  • Covers mental health, self-harm, drugs, and sexting.
  • Explores the digital world of teenagers, including websites and trends often overlooked.
  • Aims to equip parents with knowledge to foster trust and open communication.

Themes

Parenting · Adolescence · Mental health · Digital culture · Communication

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Author Ben Brooks
Publisher Quercus
ISBN 9781529403954
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000060971

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Questions about this book

Who is this book for?

It is for parents navigating the complexities of raising 21st-century teenagers, offering insights from a recent graduate's perspective.

What topics does it cover?

It covers mental health, self-harm, drugs, sexting, and the digital world teenagers inhabit, including websites and trends.

What makes this book different from other parenting guides?

It is written from a recent graduate's perspective, providing an insider's view of teenage life and focusing on digital aspects often overlooked.

Does the book offer practical advice?

Yes, it aims to equip parents with knowledge and understanding to support their children, fostering trust and open communication.