Learning the importance of developing solid friendships, embracing intelligence, and paying attention to body language, are a few of the topics that I think teens need to read about. Two hundred and forty-six pages of confidence boosting text, I wish I had access to this information when I was a teen. Easy to read and relatable, there is a message for every teen, no matter what stage they are going through.

If your teen is love-sick, heart broken, or on the verge...I highly recommend this book. Actually, this book is great for adults too...no matter how old you are, there is always something to learn about love and loving yourself.

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The Truth About Dating, Love & Just Being Friends by Chad Eastham
Chad Eastham uses a lot of the questions he receives from teens as a springboard and answers them honestly from his opinion, experience, and documented evidence. The teenage years are about relationships and Eastham covers the popular questions of when to start dating, being friends, what is love, what is dating, how to know if someone is into you, and more.
This is an informative book, packed with humor and I wish this book had been around when I was a teenager. Eastham presents answers to typical questions in a normal, down-to-earth fashion that I think is quite palatable to teens. He presents Biblical principles without being preachy. My favorite part is when he addressed the issue of a lot of teens being miserable and suffering through high school. Eastham gave practical advice about what makes happy people happy and how to be positive. This book was an enjoyable read that I didn’t want to put down. He answers questions I remember having, I just wish someone had delivered the answers the way he does. Not only will I be recommending this book to anyone with teens, works with teens, but also a few who just left their teenage years and it will become a permanent part of my library. I look forward to passing it along to my daughters when they enter their teens.

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