Teen Health Books

'Don't Let Your Elevator Get Stuck on Stupid' is the worst book I've ever read. Firstly, its title is utterly misleading: there is no advice for teenagers in this book; it is - at best- written for parents who feel their kids are out of control. Parents, not teenagers, might get back some of their self-esteem by reading about how a frustrated mother sought to 'avenge' herself on her teenage children.
Secondly, the rare pieces of useful advice have all been heard before. Moreover, the book has not been edited properly : it is full of mistakes (spelling, punctuation, etc.), which strips the advice given of the last bit of credibility it might - but just might - have had otherwise.

I ordered this book with the hope of using it at the school where I work (at-risk high school) and was very disappointed. Almost every topic is presented in exactly the same manner with exactly the same `art' assignment. I could have easily thought this up on my own and certainly didn't need to pay $39 for it. I returned the book and hope to save you the postal costs of having to do the same.

You received a one star rating only because they made me put one
they wouldn't except a zero.
I'm not interested in a book or books I can't even find out what they are about.
Seems to me you don't want anyone to see. Which is a shame. Especially for our troubled teens.
I'm looking for help for a teen and you don't make it one bit easy.
what is it going to hurt to be able to read the table of contents or the back page of ur book???
Think about it. I'm very disappointed