teenage pregnancy

Follows the lives of young women and men of different races, places, and economic situations, who are, or are about to become parents, drawing from interviews that took place over the course of several years to reveal their dreams and fears for their children. Includes two photo essays.

Discusses the feelings and circumstances of and possible options for teenagers who become pregnant and describes the experiences of young women who kept their babies, who had abortions, and who gave their babies up for adoption.

Chronicles the story of four people who are still wrestling with sorrow fifteen years after a school shooting incident occurred in their sleepy suburban town.

When a fifteen-year-old girl with a promising future learns that she is pregnant, she faces the most difficult decision of her young life.

Discusses nutritional, medical, and social aspects of teenage pregnancy and teenage parenthood.

Pregnant sixteen-year-old Tamara Ames travels to the small lumber town of Fir Valley, Oregon to begin a new life for herself and her child, and when she becomes the victim of a scheme to take her newborn baby from her, Tamara fights to keep her child.

Discusses the reproductive system and the various methods of birth control and how they work.

Photographs and text give the young reader important facts about being sexually active, becoming pregnant, and having and raising a baby, as well as alternatives such as abortion or adoption.

Sixteen-year-old Kate is going to have a baby. She's done all to prepare for the new child's birthbut one thing: She hasn't told anyone.

Fourteen-year-old Spike discovers she is pregnant and must decide whether or not to keep the baby and how to deal with the reactions of everyone around her.