For teens

Bloons TD6 offers plenty of awesome challenges and levels. One of the more difficult of these is completing a map on magic monkeys only. Each map offers different classes of challenges under the Easy, Medium or Hard levels. On the Hard level, beating the map using only magic monkeys contains some unique difficulties - in particular killing MOABs. Rest assured it is easily possible to do before the first MOAB shows up - without resorting to insta-monkeys, powers or heroes. Additional helpful strategies for handling other types of balloons and making money using magic monkeys only are described here.

Soon you'll look forward to the magic monkey only challenges instead of dreading them!

No matter whether you're a teen or a middle aged adult, it's understandable if the thought of driving seems scary. Many people are scared to learn to drive, you're not the only one. In fact, thinking this way shows that you're aware of the serious responsibility of driving, so it's a positive thing. Driving does have inherent risks - to yourself, your passengers, to pedestrians and to other drivers. At the same time, understand that driving is a basic life skill that you're missing out on if you choose not to learn to drive.

Here are ways to get over the fear of learning to drive, as well as tips to ease into driving in a way that works for you.

Puzzle Car by Rising Moon Games is a relaxing and fun game that is available on Nintendo Switch and on Steam for PC and Linux. It has you solve the puzzles of how arrange the board tiles so the car drives safely from beginning to end. The only problem you might be grappling with is the lack of a built-in tutorial so you have to figure things out as you go. Answered in this gaming guide are common questions such as how to know which way the car will drive and how tunnels work. There are also some additional game play tips that help make it a bit easier. Don't worry, there are no spoilers here!

Are you wondering why you're not motivated to journal? Maybe it feels like journaling simply isn't working out for you. Don't worry - you can get your motivation back and reap all the rewards of journaling with this easy fix. And it won't feel like just another thing to add into an already busy day!

When writing an essay or other non-fiction piece, it can be hard to come up with another word for "said". If you're quoting something that someone said or wrote, you'll want to use alternatives to "said" throughout your writing to make it flow better. Here are alternatives to said that are well suited to non-fiction writing.

When people can't see eye to eye on something, they have the option of agreeing to disagree. Here is how to successfully agree to disagree, while gaining and keeping the other person's respect.