All Grown Up and No Place to Go: Teenagers in Crisis

Reading, MA: Da Capo Press, 1984. Trade paperback. Good. All Grown Up & No Place to Go: Teenagers in Crisis (SOFTCOVER-CONDITION GOOD-COPYRIGHT 1984-PUBLISHED BY ADDISON-WELEY PUB CO-232 PAGES. ) by David Elkind (Author) BOOK REVIEW; This book is a very thorough survey of the world of the modern teenager. Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. Audience: General/trade. All Grown Up & No Place to Go: Teenagers in Crisis (SOFTCOVER-CONDITION GOOD-COPYRIGHT 1984-PUBLISHED BY ADDISON-WELEY PUB CO-232 PAGES. ) by David Elkind (Author) BOOK REVIEW; This book is a very thorough survey of the world of the modern teenager. It presents issues in broad strokes, but also colors delicately the lives of teenagers using experts and dialogue from situations of specific teenagers. This tome attempts to reconcile the mysterious chasm present in between the worlds of adulthood and adolescents. Without condemnation or judgment, the issues plaguing teenagers are presented with honesty and compassion. This book really speaks to the core of every person who has walked the uneasy paths of adolescence. In it, one will certainly find snapshots from their own lives. The candid experiences of adolescents prove to be the most significantly poignant moments in this book. The psychology and theory finds its rightful place at the service of real people, attempting to quell the tempestuous seas of crisis, into a calm sea of integrated people.