All Grown Up And No Place To Go

All Grown Up And No Place To Go

1984 • 250 pages

Elkind's classic on "hurried teens" condemns how society pushes adolescents to assume adult roles too soon. This thorough revision argues that new trends among teens--long work hours, rising violence, and pregnancies--make an even stronger case for protecting adolescents instead of pressuring them. "A valuable tour of adolescent thinking."--Ms. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.


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