Any recommendations on books for dealing with teens?

[ladystarkers]

As per title... Girl if makes a difference. Tia.

[Paperdolly]

The Amazing Teenage Brain. Nichols Morgan. Helps you understand adolescence and why not to sweat the small stuff. Easy, quick read for both of you. X

[Paperdolly]

You need to understand em before 'dealing' with em.

[Katsite]

Get out of my life .... but first can you drive me and ... to the mall?!

[Mrsfloss]

Get out of my life.....but first take me to town

[Violetcharlotte]

What Katsite said.

www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0050U8BH4/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1&tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21

I downloaded this as an audio book and played it on my commute. Really sensible advice.

[FrenchRoast]

Have read a few girl specific - Girl uninterrupted - a bit too Daily Mail and 10 things girls need most to grow up strong up - thought provoking and worthwhile.
A lot of teen parenting books I have read - and that is approaching double figures, have been written by journalists and I get frustrated by the opinion bias of their experiences being mixed in with proper professional, evidenced based thinking. My advice is to read loads and discard the stuff that sound like bullshit because there is plenty out there.

[ladystarkers]

Wow thanks for the responses. 😮 FrenchRoast.... Bit like baby books? 😊

[FrenchRoast]

Oh yes very like baby books. When out of my depth I turn to the experts but I never trust one source...

[cdtaylornats]

I believe the Maquis de Sade's writings are invaluable for suggestions