teenagers

Residents in a Newfoundland town--including teenage Colleen, an ecoterrorist drawn to alligators; Beverly, her grieving, widowed mother; Colleen's aunt Madeleine, a filmmaker trying to complete her greatest work before her death; and nineteen-year-old Frank, who has lost his mother to cancer and is being targeted by a sociopathic Russian sailor--wish for redemption while struggling with their obsessions.

Francis meets a rather annoying boy at the convenience store where she works, but before long she realizes that this boy is a stalker and she may be in some very real danger.

Recounts the experiences of four high school girls whose feelings of shame, fear, and confusion compelled them to use or refuse food in misguided attempts to feel safe and in control of their lives.

The author provides helpful advice to teenage girls on topics relating to peer pressure, gossip, commitment, and friendships with both boys and girls.

Contains excerpts from the journals of Rachel Scott, a teenager who was killed during a shooting at Columbine High School.

Presents sections of Rachel Scott's diaries, showing her devotion to Christ and struggles as a deeply religious teen, as well as narration and reflection by the parents of this student who was killed in the 1999 Columbine High School massacre.

Envy drives California teens Kane, Harper, Miranda, and Kaia to do whatever it takes to win the ones they desire.

Presents a comprehensive A to Z discussion of teen violence in the United States associated with alcohol and drugs, gang and hate crimes, suicide, school and workplace violence, family abuse, and much more.

Presents information for young people on twenty-one alphabetized topics related to sex, including sex in the media, sex and the law, sexual arousal, sexually transmitted diseases, contraceptives, and the cost of pregnancy and childbirth, and includes statistics, teenagers' personal stories, and question-and-answer sections.

An exploration of the issues surrounding teen alcohol use that gives teens the factual knowledge they need and challenges then to reconsider how they think about alcohol.