Title: Pointless to read
Product review: This is a rambling, incoherent book that offers little insight about how real people can help their kids through the teen years. Examples: Chapter Nineteen, "Choice" of suport system. "The choice of a support system is very important. Enrolling my children into the Waldorf and Montessori school systems allowed me to learn a new way of looking at life." Wow, good for her. The chapter then goes on for paragraph after paragraph about all the confidence boosting decisions she's made in her life. I'm really happy she felt good about herself when she learned to golf at age 40, but wait, isn't this book about teens mattering? Ooops, guess not.
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