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Dating is confusing - not because it's complicated, but because nobody explains the basics properly. What do you say first? Are they interested or just being friendly? When should you text back? What if your friends get involved? And how do you handle pressure without looking childish... or reckless? Teens' Guide to Dating explains the real situations teenagers actually face - calmly, clearly, and without awkward lectures. Written by a former detective who spent years working directly with young people, this book focuses on practical judgement, confidence and safety, not gimmicks or pickup tactics. Inside you'll learn how to: - Read signals and avoid mixed messages - Start conversations naturally - Set boundaries and understand consent - Handle rumours, pressure and breakups - Stay safe online and in person - Approach physical intimacy responsibly - Recover from rejection without losing confidence No slang. No preaching. No assumptions. Just straightforward guidance to help you make decisions you won't regret later. Whether you're thinking about dating, already in a relationship, or trying to understand what just happened - this book helps you stay calm and make decisions you won't regret.

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Kev Chilton is a former inner-city police officer and detective who specialised in serious crime - but his greatest impact came from working directly with young people.Joining the police as a 16-year-old cadet, Kev soon focused on supporting young offenders, building trust through listening, mentorship and straight-talk guidance. He organised youth clubs, delivered school talks and created specialist juvenile teams aimed at helping teenagers change direction before their mistakes defined them.Drawing on decades of real-world experience, Kev now writes the award-winning Teens' Guide series, offering practical, honest advice for teenagers - and for the parents, carers and teachers who support them.He lives in Kent, England, and continues to work closely with families and young people.

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