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Hot Stones and Funny Bones: Teens Helping Teens Cope with Stress and Anger


by Brian Seaward
by Linda Bartlett

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Sales Rank: 88148
Studio: HCI Teens
Binding: Paperback
Reading Level: Young Adult
Number Of Pages: 300
Publication Date: October 21, 2002
Publisher: HCI Teens


EDITORIAL REVIEWS

Product Description

More than seventy-five teens from across the country were interviewed on a range of topics and issues: parents, friends, sports, clothes, school violence and peer pressure. With the passion and frustration expressed by teens in their narratives, as well as in their artwork and poetry, this book is a unique combination of original teen contributions and effective stress- and anger-management techniques from a mental-health professional. Most important, it was designed expressly for teens.

Hot Stones and Funny Bones is divided in three sections. "Telling It Like It Is" highlights problems and issues that nearly every teen faces in the middle- and high-school years, expressed in their own voices. The second section, "The Best Way to Cope with Stress", offers a host of coping skills and relaxation techniques for teens to utilize, ranging from ways to boost self-esteem and effective anger-management skills, to meditation and creative expression. The third section, "Final Comments From Teens", reveals opinions, lessons learned and advice to parents and teenagers about the struggles and triumphs of teen years. In addition, every chapter includes "Thoughts, Reflections and Action Plans", where teens can process what they've learned, using the information to make healthy behavioral changes.

With all the stress and gamut of emotions in our hectic-and at times chaotic-world, this book will be a hit with teens trying to make sense of it all and stay sane at the same time.



CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 5.0 based on 7 reviews)

Awesome......teens, teens, teens.  
This is a totaly awesome book it has so many cool insights of so many different teens. This is a good book to read if you need advise or just to realize that your not alone in the world when it becomes different and unknown. I hope that all teenagers read this book, because everyone will get something out of it!
November 22, 2002

Honest and Intriguing  
This book gives insight to the real teenager and thoughts they may not normally share in a verbal manner. It is honest and expressive in a way that kids can relate to. What a wonderful reading for both adults and kids.
November 20, 2002

Hot Stones and Funny Bones  
Everyone should read this book as a way to understand our youth culture. Young people want to be heard (even when they shut us out); often, they are crying out for help. This book presents a starting point for talking to teens about how they see the world and, more important, how they feel about their place in the world.
November 20, 2002

Definitely a MUST READ!  
This book is fabulous. I'm not in the habit of writing reviews but felt I couldn't resist in this circumstance. Teenagers are such a mystery! This book really helped me develop a better appreciation and understanding of what it is like to be a teenager in today's world. I also felt it provided an honest conversation from teens in their own words rather than lecturing to us absently about the topic. I feel I have a much better handle on what's going on with my teenagers.

The author writes in a very candid, down-to-earth style and I found myself unable to put the book down. I recommend this book to teens and parents alike!
November 18, 2002


Kirby's book reviews: Hot Stones and Funny Bones  
I read this one and liked it! I can say that Dr. Seaward can put into words the best help for teenagers I've read. He comprehends the conflicts of a teenager's life very well; better than most adults. The book is written in large part by teenagers that he interviewed throughout the nation, so it isn't as if it's just an adult telling teenagers how to solve their problems - this is teenagers giving peers their insight to problems that they've experienced and understand - it's shocking; you wouldn't believe some of the things that these kids go through that we don't know about. I particularly enjoyed the section in which the interviewed teenagers gave their advice to the reading parents of teenagers. I give it five stars and would most certainly recommend it for anyone who is a teenager or has a teenager.
November 18, 2002


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