AWKWARD

It's super cute and helpful for dealing with things that are difficult than we ever imagine. A good self-help guide for pre-teens.

I hope there'll be more illustration to keep the readers engaged in reading this book and following them to help them realize that it's fine to feel awkward, it's "how to handle it" that makes it challenging.

I'll highly recommend this to my niece and nephews!

I got this book to read for helping my child go through his puberty years without being overly stressful. So far, it is very helpful; however, this is nonfiction and the chapters are dense. My son and I have only made it about halfway through the book. I do recommend it

This book was well-written, and there were a lot of GREAT pieces of advice in it. I bought a copy for each of my teenage sisters!

A nifty little handbook of modern etiquette for teens. I ended up purchasing this for my library as it's accessible and not too long or stodgy.

This is a great little book. Each spread is a comic and discussion questions around typical social experiences. I recommend it to families with socially awkward kids (and all kids are!) and I use it in my middle school advisory to start discussions and also give students some examples of what TO do rather than just what NOT to do.