Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from How to Live With Your Teen-Ager
More intimately and closely am I grateful to a small group of former students-now public-school teachers and good friends - who contributed some of the examples of what boys and girls in high school and junior high school have thought and said and done. My thanks in this regard go particularly to Alice Bohem, Paul Bohem, Dorothy Johnson, and Boyd Mathews.
My thanks go also to Judy Wolf who helped to think up the picture ideas, and to Lois Fisher who executed them so de lightfully.1 am grate u to t ose parents an teen-agers w o S a their thoughts and feelings with me and gave me whatever aliveness these pages achieve.
I am grateful, too, to Lenore Gillies who, in spite of full days, managed to decipher and put into shape my first rough draft; and to Carol Moss who, with friendly zeal, retyped the many revisions and with intelligent skill brought into shape the final copy.
And once more I am most grateful of all to Hyman Miller, my husband, who, out of the rich background of his knowl edge, checked the validity Of the medical and psychosomatic material, and who, out of the rich generosity of his spirit, constantly gave criticism and encouragement, fortifying me warmly in the struggle that invariably comes with giving birth to a book.
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