For teens

If you are a perfectionist, you will quickly realize that not everyone works to the same standards to which you hold yourself. Yet working with other people is part of life. Here we show you 5 steps for dealing positively and productively with a non-perfectionist.

Don't offend international people with whom you interact by making assumptions! Perhaps you have international business colleagues or you're occasionally around visitors from another country. You'll want to keep those interactions upbeat.

“Epic” by Conor Kostick is a futuristic science fiction teen novel which has plenty of action and suspense set in a world where a computer role playing game has real life consequences. This book is of particular appeal to young-adult boys who are into gaming.

Everyone gets angry at some point. Find out here how to deal with anger or frustration. Follow these tips for what to do when you are angry or frustrated. But if the problem is beyond these techniques, you will also find out how to get help.

“Bruiser” by Neal Shusterman is about secrets, family and friendship. This teen novel challenges the reader to think about questions such as: How far would you go for a family member? For a friend? This is a gripping action-packed book for young adults.

A captivating mystery, the teen book “Where the Truth Lies” by Jessica Warman quickly draws the reader in. Main character Emily starts uncovering mysteries and half-truths about her life. What is the real truth?