teenage boys

The author recounts humorous, sad, traumatic, romantic, and confusing episodes from his childhood.

Fifteen-year-old Paul enters an exclusive private school and falls under the spell of a charismatic boy who may be using him.

Seventeen-year-old Steven, who is always in trouble and is about to be kicked out of his foster home, discovers that his pet twelve-foot crocodile, that he has kept secretly hidden, has escaped.

Tells the story of Zach Hunter, an American teen who has become involved in the struggle to abolish modern-day slavery around the world through his work as global youth spokesman for Amazing Change, a social justice campaign.

Uses a question and answer format to teach teenage boys and girls about puberty and sex.

Combines true-to-life stories with advice and information to help teenage boys deal with the issues associated with puberty, such as growth, body hair, acne, and athletic ability.

High school senior Jim Glass falls in love with his classmate Chrissie Steppe in Aliceville, North Carolina, in 1941, but their relationship is complicated by the fact that she is reluctantly committed to Bucky Bucklaw, who has gone off to join the Navy, and the fact that her Cherokee family is beholden to their landlords, the Bucklaws.

An American son of a millionaire is saved from drowning by a New England fishing schooner and forced to prove his worth to the captain and crew.

The fate of Bartholomew Lampion, a gifted California child who loses his eyes to cancer at age three and miraculously regains his sight at thirteen, is entwined with the lives of a San Francisco girl born of rape and a man a thousand miles away who learns he has a mortal enemy named Bartholomew.

Fifteen-year-old Lefty Carmichael, diagnosed with epilepsy, discovers he must not only learn to deal with the seizures, but must also find a way to handle the reactions of his family and friends to the news of his condition.