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	Stephanie K. Ferguson BellaOnline's Adolescence Editor

A Tribe Apart
Do you sometime feel as though your adolescent is living in another culture...one to which you do not have access?

Book Bonding? Not! [offsite link]
This article explores why perhaps today´s teens are not building a love for literature. It contains some great reading choices for tough-to-please adolescents.

EagerReaders.com [offsite link]
Over 800 books are recommended by reading level and category. It also contains additional suggestions to help families find good children´s literature.

KidsReads.com [offsite link]
A website for kids that lists popular books, games and information about kids´ favorite authors. It also offers a newsletter.

Solterra Books [offsite link]
For the younger siblings of your adolescent. As stated on the website, Solterra Books offers "hand-selected children´s books embracing gentle values."

Teen Dyslexic Sets Up Aid Site [offsite link]
Although not a list of books for teens, it is an inspiring article about an 18-year-old who set up a site to help other dyslexic teens. It contains further information regarding the website.

The Courage To Be Yourself
Helping your adolescent understand conflict and hone resolution skills can be a daunting task. Here are two books that may be able to help you.

The Ultimate Teen Book Guide
In a time where entertaining one’s self usually involves video games which absorb a teen’s focus for hours on end, it is refreshing to find a book about books.

Uplifting Booklist by Living Wisdom [offsite link]
A booklist full of wonderful suggestions for readers of all ages, all the way through adulthood.

YOU HAVE TO SAY I´M PRETTY, YOU´RE MY MOTHER! (the book review)
Read about the newly released book for troubled teenage daughters.

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