Comparative Youth Culture
 The Ultimate book of subcultures: Brake is the best, the most analytical and most interesting book I have read about subcultures. He takes the approash of symbolic interactionism, theories, and uses it for what it is worth. I would recomend this book to [... more]
$51.95
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Islam in Transition
Excellent sociological research: Jacobson's research is particularly insightful, and sympathetic. Her groundbreaking work was very accurate in its descriptions of life as a British Pakistani Muslim, and is an absolute 'must have' for anyone interested in [... more]
$180.00
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Risk-Takers
The mixture as usual: A compendium of second-hand opinions deriving from the odd bits of literature they've read (not necessarily understood) and the work of their friends. Author: oira Plant Binding: Kindle Edition Dewey Decimal Number: 305.2350941 [... more]
$57.95
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Start Something
Amazon.com Review: There are a few basic qualities that can help folks of any age live a happier life: a sense of personal responsibility, good sportsmanship, willingness to share time and feelings, and the all-important trustworthiness. These basics can [... more]
$9.99
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Augusta, Gone
Amazon.com Review: Parents are advised to approach this wrenching memoir with caution--it will evoke all their worst fears. It's not just that Martha Tod Dudman frankly delineates her daughter Augusta's descent into drinking, smoking, drug use, and [... more]
$11.99
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Queen Bees and Wannabes
Almost, But Not Quite. NOT Recommended for Parents of Fat Girls: There's so much good in here, but Wiseman's naivete on the normality of fatness gets in the way of this being an entirely safe or sanity-promoting book. It's simply normal for some women [... more]
$9.95
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Kick Me: Adventures in Adolescence
These are the things that could break a mere boy: but Paul Feig was no mere boy. He was (is?) the ubergeek -- able to withstand the torments of dodgeball and other rites of passage and emerge a reasonably well-adjusted 24 year old virgin (see the sequel). [... more]
$9.95
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The Grieving Teen
Fabulous Healing Power: Although I bought this book for my niece who is 14, after my sister was killed in a car accident, I found the book useful for anyone mourning the death of a loved one. The book was written in a clear and concise manner. It has a [... more]
$11.99
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Rules for the Unruly
A Keeper: Last year I read Maria Shriver's 'Ten Things I Wish I'd Known Before I Went Out into the Real World'. I got good things out of it, but I didn't feel like it was speaking specifically to me because I've always felt like such an oddball. Then I [... more]
$11.99
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Am I Weird Or Is This Normal?
Amazon.com Review: Wouldn't it be fantastic if you could talk to your mom honestly and frankly about topics like first French kisses, or what boys look like naked? Well, high school teen Laura Potash Fruitman can, and she has decided to share these [... more]
$11.99
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Ready or Not, Here Life Comes
A Gem for Students, Educators, and Parents!: Dr. Mel Levine makes some good points in describing why so many of today's young adults have trouble with the transition from the world of school to the world of work. For starters, Levine states that many of [... more]
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Let Me Tell You What Your Teens Are Telling Me
Author: Blaine Bartel Binding: Kindle Edition Dewey Decimal Number: 649 Format: Kindle Book Number Of Pages: 224 Publication Date: 2006-10-01 Release Date: 2006-10-01 [... more]
$9.09
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