Publisher's Synopsis
Adolescents live in a perfect world. They cherish this perfect world, and lament the inability of elders to understand their world. But elders decry this emotional state, describing it as a fantasy world.
The lingering conflict, as a result, has been compounded by the modern age. The internet and social media have raised the tempo of early youth uneasiness. Peer pressure has turned more elastic. And adolescents have little or no knowledge about many things. Awakened power and enthusiasm drive them to different ends. Like their computer games, they play with many things, including dangerous pastimes. Elders have not ceased to complain. They twist and turn, wondering what has come over adolescents. But adolescents need more attention. Elders owe them this and not scuffle; more inner support will provide firmer foothold in their march to adulthood. In this book, titled HELP TEENAGERS UNDERSTAND THEIR WORLD you will understand what makes teenagers behave the way they do and learn perhaps better ways to manage them.
