Pubertät 05

Weil nicht alles pink und glossy ist: Überlebenstipps für Mädchen in der Pubertät (Aufklärungsbuch für Kinder von 8 bis 14 Jahren)

Autoren: Jenny Scheuermann, Sichtbar Verlag

K-POP Confidential: Ein Coming-of-Age-Roman über den Traum, ein Idol zu werden

Autor: Stephan Lee
Übersetzer: Ann Lecker

Puberty Is Gross but Also Really Awesome

Autor: Gina Loveless
Illustrator: Lauri Johnston

Die beste Sammlung von Dale Carnegie

Autor: Dale Carnegie

Lass mich!

Autor: Kathrine Nedrejord
Übersetzer: Holger Wolandt

Unnützes Wissen für Teenager: 240 erstaunliche und faszinierende Fakten - Ein buntes Allgemeinwissen-Buch für clevere Kids (Kunsteulen & Lerneulen Verlag, Band 10)

Autor: Lerneulen Verlag

Confessions of an Alleged Good Girl: Winner of Best YA Fiction, Black Book Awards 2022

Autor: Joya Goffney

am i too broken?: Mental Illness from a Teenager's Perspective

Autor: Aryana Altaha

Trau dich anders zu sein: Der Verrückte Pubertäts-Reiseführer – Allgemeinwissen für Teenager! Das coole Challenge Buch für Jugendliche in der Pubertät – Ein Must-Have Pubertätsreiseführer für Jungen!

Autor: A Diallo

Growing up for Girls

Autor: Felicity Brooks
Illustrator: Katie Lovell

Charlas Entre Madre E Hija

Maria Zenack

Sex Plus: Learning, Loving, and Enjoying Your Body

Laci Green

Nur für Mädchen!: Alles, was du wissen willst...

Regina Höppner, Utina Hübner, Ute Mayer

Bobbi Brown Teenage Beauty (Bobbi Brown Series, Band 2)

Bobbi Brown, Annemarie Iverson

What's Going on Down There: Answers to Questions Boys Find Hard to Ask

Karen Gravelle, Nick Castro, Chava Castro

Who Moved My Cheese? for Teens

Spencer Johnson

The core of this teen book-a cheesy (literally) allegory about four characters navigating a maze in pursuit of happiness (cheese) with varying success-is identical to the cheese-quest story told in Johnson's grownup book. The only difference is that the opening and closing backstory that pads out < I> Who Moved My Cheese? for Teens involves a group of teenagers kibbutzing in the cafeteria, not a group of adults attending their high school reunion.

Of course, it's hard to argue with the essence of Johnson's commonsense message: one of the few constants in life is change, and the sooner we learn to anticipate and adjust to change, the happier we'll be. But most criticisms of the book (and there have been many) boil down to the fact that < I> Cheese is just too reductive and simplistic, and sometimes change in our lives can and should be resisted. ( It hasn't helped that the book's popularity among corporate managers has come to be associated with layoffs. . . er, cheese removals. ) But whatever your take on Johnson's philosophy, you'd do well to keep it to yourself. Otherwise, you can count on your teenager to form the exact opposite opinion. ( Ages 12 and older) < I>-Paul Hughes

Girls: Das Ravensburger Mädchenbuch

Antonie Marquardt

The Ultimate Survival Guide to Being a Girl: On Love, Body Image, School, and Making It Through Life

Christina De Witte

LETTERS LIVED by SHEILA SAMPATH (1-Oct-2013) Paperback

How to Talk to Boys

Dianne Todaro

Talking to boys is an exciting part of a girl's life? Well, exciting and potentially agonizing. . . . How to Talk to Boys gives a realistic picture of the challenges and choices that face girls today when they're talking to boys. Written by a highly experienced educator, it provides a clear and informative guide to help girls through obstacles like shyness and awkwardness. Featuring "uncut" individual comments from girls, this audiobook links their ideas about their ability to develop boys as friends and looks at what is needed to further a friendship into a relationship. It's all about talking, listening, and asking the kinds of questions that lead to healthy friendships and relationships. It's not rocket science!