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OverviewStruggling to connect with your teen? The Art of Giving A Crap by Natalie Wilkinson and the Young Authors Project is an insightful collaboration that bridges the gap between adults and teens. Written by teens alongside their teacher, Natalie Wilkinson, this compelling middle school fiction delves into the raw emotions and challenging social dynamics that teenagers face daily. Meet Asher and Lucy, two middle school students navigating the turbulent waters of adolescence, friendship, and peer pressure. Asher battles an unstable home life and overwhelming isolation, while Lucy grapples with the pressures of fitting in and maintaining her social status. Their worlds collide in a dramatic incident, forcing them to confront their fears and insecurities. Ideal for parents, grandparents, teachers, and librarians, this book sheds light on the intricate lives of teenagers. It's a fantastic resource for understanding the emotional rollercoaster of middle school, offering a heartfelt look at how teens deal with bullying, anxiety, and the longing for acceptance. The Art of Giving A Crap is more than just a story; it's a guide for adults to empathize with their teens and provide the support they need. If you're searching for an authentic, relatable read that addresses the complexities of teen life and offers guidance on navigating peer pressure, this is the book for you. Empower your teen's journey today-get your copy! Full Product DetailsAuthor: Young Author Project , Natalie WilkinsonPublisher: Young Author Project Imprint: Young Author Project Dimensions: Width: 12.70cm , Height: 2.90cm , Length: 20.30cm Weight: 0.553kg ISBN: 9798988918004Pages: 514 Publication Date: 01 August 2024 Recommended Age: From 13 to 18 years Audience: Young adult , Teenage / Young adult Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order ![]() We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviews""Reading a book where voices are loud through written word is a sign of something you don't want to put down."" -Molly Grantham ""The Art of Giving A Crap transcends the boundaries of a mere story; it emerges as an essential tool for parents, grandparents, educators, and librarians alike, designed to spark and guide profound conversations about the intricate realities of teenage life."" -Midwest Book Review ""This is a must-read for adults and teens. It's powerful and carries a message that must be heard. It's worthy of all the stars in the sky"". -Carol Thompson, Readers' Favorite ""Be warned - this is a hard-hitting emotional rollercoaster and might open your eyes to what the teens around you face every day...Captivating, compelling, and highly recommended reading."" -Anne-Marie Reynolds, Readers' Favorite ""Author Natalie Wilkinson and the Young Author Project have brilliantly captured the authentic voices of teens today in this highly engaging book, making the characters' struggles deeply relatable and engaging for young people and their families everywhere to connect to."" -K.C. Finn, Readers' Favorite ""The writing style is consistent with the age of its first-person narrative and, overall, I think this is a solid read for those looking for a story with extra depth. Recommended."" -Asher Syed, Readers' Favorite ""Young Author Project knows how to create a book that will hold readers' interest and take them on a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Social issues can be tricky, but the authors approached these in the right way...I was so deeply affected by this story that I doubt I will forget the events the authors described."" -Courtnee Turner Hoyle, Readers' Favorite ""This is a must-read for adults and teens. It's powerful and carries a message that must be heard. It's worthy of all the stars in the sky"". -Carol Thompson, Readers' Favorite ""Be warned - this is a hard-hitting emotional rollercoaster and might open your eyes to what the teens around you face every day...Captivating, compelling, and highly recommended reading."" -Anne-Marie Reynolds, Readers' Favorite ""Author Natalie Wilkinson and the Young Author Project have brilliantly captured the authentic voices of teens today in this highly engaging book, making the characters' struggles deeply relatable and engaging for young people and their families everywhere to connect to."" -K.C. Finn, Readers' Favorite ""The writing style is consistent with the age of its first-person narrative and, overall, I think this is a solid read for those looking for a story with extra depth. Recommended."" -Asher Syed, Readers' Favorite ""Young Author Project knows how to create a book that will hold readers' interest and take them on a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Social issues can be tricky, but the authors approached these in the right way...I was so deeply affected by this story that I doubt I will forget the events the authors described."" -Courtnee Turner Hoyle, Readers' Favorite "A great way for staff and teachers to find ways to better reach out and connect with struggling students, see that the ""bad kid"" is likely not just being bad to be bad; but so often behind those bad behavior choices is a life of pain and struggle. -Amazon Review; Verified Purchase 5 stars. While some intense situations, it's an honest look at what some young people have to deal with but this book gives a message of love and hope for better days. -Ruth W. (Seasoned book devourer) I would say this book is a read that you can't put down and packs a punch...It describes a sad reality that many of us overlook or simply ignore. I would give this book five stars. -Isel R. (Veteran Teacher) This book is the result of a powerful project that helps to enlighten people of all ages on the struggles our young ones. Highly recommend for young people, parents, and educators. -Amazon Review" Author InformationOlivia DeSantis, Anais Duran, Angel Duran, Taryn Johnson, Kenshin Lee, Kenneth Loder, Michaella Ruiz, Brooklynn Satterfield I'm a licensed middle school instructor (6-8th grade English Language Arts and Spanish) and published children's book author with a heart and soul for Jesus. I love to teach using practical, real-world skills that kids could ACTUALLY use someday. In May 2023, I chose 8 talented students from my 8th grade English Language Arts classroom that demonstrated exceptional skills in Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening. With the support of their families, we began to work on writing and publishing an original novel addressing hard-hitting topics like abuse, neglect, trauma, and drug consumption. This became the Young Author Project. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |