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Megan Lovegrove

Category Parenting & Family
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9781905410712

Rs. 800

Crimson Publishing

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Megan Lovegrove

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Teenagers Explained

Teenagers Explained

“How Teenagers Think” offers a unique glimpse into the minds of today’s youth, as narrated by teenagers Megan and Louise. This book provides parents with an authentic understanding of the thoughts and feelings of their teenage children, covering topics from school and social media to more sensitive subjects like sex and drugs. Why You Should Read? Authentic Perspective: Written by teenagers themselves, the book provides a genuine and unfiltered view of teenage life, unlike traditional parenting books. Comprehensive Coverage: It addresses a wide range of topics relevant to teens, including education, social networking, and personal challenges. Bridging the Gap: Helps parents understand and connect with their teenagers by revealing what they might be too embarrassed to discuss. Engaging and Insightful: The narrative is both interesting and thought-provoking, making it an enjoyable read for parents seeking to better understand their teens. Expert Advice from Peers: As true experts on teenage life, Megan and Louise offer advice and insights that resonate with both teens and parents.

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Author Megan Lovegrove, Louise Bedweell
ISBN 9781905410712
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000058466

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