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Teens and Mental Health
"Mental health issues may not have all the outward signs that physical health problems do, but they are no less serious. Teens and Mental Health explores the causes of mental health issues, how they affect teens, and ways in which teens can protect themselves and get help"--Provided by publisher.
Prohibition
During the Prohibition era, Americans could not legally sell or manufacture alcoholic drinks0́4but many people simply ignored the laws and consumed all the liquor they wanted. This book discusses how Prohibition came into being, how it worked and did not work, why it was eventually repealed, and what Legacies Prohibition left for modern America.
Teens and Stress
The Compact Research series offers a concise, relevant, and conveniently organized collection of information covering a variety of topics including Illegal immigration and deforestation to diseases such as anorexia and meningitis. Each book introduces a timely topic in a tightly organized format to hold readers' interest, Lively objective overviews, primary source quotes, and illustrated facts and statistics present an inviting full-color and user-friendly format. Subsets in the Compact Research series include: Addictions, Current Issues, Diseases and Disorders, Drugs, Energy and the Environment, The Internet, Teenage Problems Book jacket.
Trolls
Trolls are the fiercest, ugliest, and most feared creatures in Scandinavian mythology. They live under bridges, in mountains, and deep forests--but no matter where they reside, they have always presented a threat to humans who cross their path. Besides learning the history behind troll folklore, readers will hear the most frightening of the old tales and see how new types of trolls are still found in literature, gaming, and movies.
Ways to Make Money Working with Animals
Some teens adore dogs. Others are wild about cats. Still others love horses, are fascinated with snakes, or daydream about being an expert on exotic species. What unites them is their love of animals. They'll all find ways to cash in on that enthusiasm in this effective and informative resource. It describes a wide range of jobs that involve working with animals in cities, suburbs, and rural areas. There are tons of helpful tips for readers hoping to set up their own animal-related businesses, planning for a long career caring for animals, or just hoping to use their pet-care skills to make some extra spending money.
What Is Herpes?
One of the most common sexually transmitted diseases in the United States, herpes can be transmitted without anyone knowing. It's most likely to be passed on when an active herpes infection is occurring, but the only way to be totally safe is to practice safe sex or abstain altogether. In this book, readers find out all about the herpes virus, how it's transmitted, what an infection is like, and how to cope if one does contract it. Inclusive language and content aim to reach all teens, and practical advice on handling conversations with potential partners, parents, and medical professionals makes this a must-read.
Surviving Social Media
Odd are that you are among the 75 percent of the U.S. population who use social media. Many people consider it a lifeline to staying connected to friends and staying relevant to the world. But there's a dark side as well. How much social media use is healthy? What happens when trolls take over? Where do you go for help? Delve into the pros and cons of social media and how to make smart decisions about managing your online life.
Alternative Energy Sources
This engaging series examines various controversial topics present in today's society.
Assaulted Personhood
In 21st century America, personhood is under daily assault, sometimes with dire consequences. Scientist, ethicist, and ordained minister Craig C. Malbon encourages the reader to consider such assaults on personhood endured by victims of abortion, ageism, Alzheimer’s disease, drug addiction, mental and physical disabilities, gender, gender orientation, racism, sexual preference, identity politics, and our will-to-power over the “other.” In exploring personhood status, Malbon poses difficult questions for us. Is personhood assigned as all-or-nothing, or is it a sliding scale based upon criteria arbitrarily aimed at our vulnerabilities? Does the voiceless embryo and fetus have advocates w...
Digital Privacy
Concerns about securing personal digital data have grown manyfold in recent years. Written with International Society for Technology in Education's standards in mind, this book is a crucial resource for young readers seeking to secure their data in a world where convenience and instant commerce hold pitfalls, even for digital natives. It contains handy projects to try out, timely content on managing digital privacy and security, and tips on securing oneself against unwanted data collection. Students will derive lifelong benefits from this work's thorough breakdown of how to live and thrive in a data-driven economy and society.
