No Easy Answers: Short Stories About Teenagers Making Tough Choices (Laurel-Leaf Books)

There are such moving and real stories in this book. I read it in college as a part of my YA Lit class. I have not forgotten the characters on these stories. Just heart wrenching my beautiful

Very great book! I read one story and it's very interesting how the story is related to things that are happening nowadays. Students will understand the story and might help them to reflect before saying or doing something because later there might be tough consequences. I highly recommend this book!

The book is pretty good, but it is NOT appropriate for a school setting. I purchased it in hopes that it would have real world short stories that my high school students could better relate to, but it only had a few that I could share with my kids. It is a very good read, but just deals with the real world, which we aren't necessarily encouraged to teach.

Worked really nicely for some of my disinterested readers in my junior high classroom as supplemental reading material.

Is not what I understood it to be. Was not happy with the book . Glad I did not pay a lot . Will sell it at a garage sale . Won't even bother to finish it .

Great stories for high school students who are in trouble or who have friends who make poor decisions. My students love this.

There's a story in this anthology called "Wishing it Away," which is so addictive even the most reluctant reader will be at the edge of his/her seat, begging for more. Most of these stories are "sure things." I recommend them for 9th grade, especially.

This is a book I had to buy for college - I don't own it anymore, which says that I didn't enjoy it enough to keep it.

great read!

These short stories are ideal for the teenager who wants to compare his or her own problems and solutions with those in the book.

Tolle Geschichten, zum teil nicht mehr ganz aktuell. Ein großes Problem: wer Short Stories streng nach Englisch-Lehrbuch sucht, ist hier nur bedingt gut beraten, denn diese sind in der Regel länger und folglich auch weniger dicht, weniger "typisch". In der Regel auch kein offenes Ende und kein offener Anfang.

Bit too rude for reading to my Year 9 tutor group.

Didnt like this booklet. Poorly done!